Mysterious waterfall where half the river disappears into a giant pothole.
Located in Judge C.R. Magney State Park in Minnesota, Devil's Kettle Falls splits the Brule River in two - one side cascades normally while the other vanishes into a deep pothole. Scientists have never definitively proven where the water goes, making this one of North America's most intriguing geological mysteries.
Features & Highlights
Geological mystery
2-mile hiking trail
Scientific enigma
Photography opportunities
Frequently Asked Questions
Is there parking available?
Yes, there are parking facilities available at or near Devil's Kettle Falls.
What is the best time to visit?
Spring to Fall
Are there any special requirements?
No special permits required for general visits.
Essential Information
Best Time to Visit
Spring to Fall
Difficulty Level
Moderate
Typical Duration
3 hours
Permits Required
No