Located in Alger County, near Munising and Marquette, Laughing Whitefish Falls is one of the tallest falls in the upper peninsula at 100 feet, and is technically classified as a slide waterfall. Its name comes from the fact its river mouth resembled a "laughing fish" to the Ojibwe. The road leading to the trailhead is seasonal and unplowed with no turn-around and is only accessible via snowshoe or ungroomed cross-country ski trails  so expect to park further out and hike, or snowmobile in. The stairs are not maintained in the winter and can be packed in snow, so if you adventure to the falls, use caution and bring some ice spikes or hiking poles along.

The Cold Cache Crew theme this year is Frozen Waterfalls, highlighting beautiful falls from across Michigan and the nation. These caches will be available from January 1 to March 31. Click here to be redirected to a list of all caches in this year's series.

The caches this year are published as a tribute to AddHam, who passed away on June 23rd, 2025. He was an original member of Cold Cache Crew when it began in 2012, and was an avid Geocacher who made very creative caches for the love of the game.