Lake of the Falls is a 297-acre lake in Iron County, Wisconsin, characterized by moderately clear water and a maximum depth of 23 feet. The lake connects to the Turtle River and Turtle-Flambeau Flowage, offering paddlers multiple waterway options.

A public boat launch at Lake of the Falls County Park provides year-round access. The park is located at 4720W County Park Rd in Mercer, approximately 5 miles west of Highway 51 on County Road FF. The park features a scenic 10-foot waterfall where the lake flows into the Turtle River, creating a notable landmark for paddlers.

The park offers several amenities useful for paddlers, including: - Boat launch ramp - Picnic areas with pavilion - Restroom facilities - Drinking water - Parking area

Wildlife viewing opportunities include various fish species such as musky, panfish, largemouth bass, smallmouth bass, northern pike, and walleye.

The lake is part of a larger water system connecting to the Turtle-Flambeau Flowage, which is known for its wilderness character and extensive paddling opportunities. For those planning multi-day trips, Lake of the Falls County Park offers camping facilities with 32 sites spread across three separate camping areas.

Three distinct camping areas provide options for paddlers wanting to stay overnight: - Side 1: Electrical sites, pavilion, pit toilets, water, and boat ramp - Side 2: Lakeside sites (non-electric), pit toilet, water - Side 3: Electrical sites, flush toilets, showers, dump station, potable water

The park and campground operate seasonally from approximately May 1 through October 15, though the boat ramp remains accessible year-round.