Wequiock Falls is a 20-foot plunge waterfall in Wequiock Falls County Park, Brown County, Wisconsin, about 7.7 miles northeast of Green Bay, at an elevation of roughly 692 feet.
The falls
Lidar indicates an approximate 20-foot drop in a single plunge, and the reading is unconfirmed; older figures gave 25 feet. The falls sit in a ravine that exposes the Niagara Escarpment, with their most scenic flow in spring before the water slows or dries up over summer. The surrounding Southeastern Wisconsin Till Plains are rolling glacial farmland and remnant oak woodland, where waterfalls are few and small.
Getting there
Brown County manages the falls as Wequiock Falls County Park, with parking, picnic tables, restrooms, and water. The park is open dawn to dusk, and walking and hiking are free, though parking can be limited during high-flow periods. No trail distance, gain, surface, or accessibility details are documented.
History and name
The park also holds a Jean Nicolet monument and the Red Banks historical marker, alongside the falls.
Nearby
Fonferek Falls is about 10.4 miles away, Kittell Falls about 10.9 miles, Neshota River Falls about 19.1 miles, and Devils River Falls about 19.2 miles.
Distances are straight-line.