I’m always surprised how many people say fall is their favorite season, but it is a beautiful time of year, especially in Michigan. I personally think Michigan offers some of the best fall colors in the entire U.S., and now there’s proof that the Mitten is a great place to see vibrant fall colors. I’m already seeing a few leaves changing colors, and while it’s beautiful, I have to admit I wasn’t very happy to see the changing leaves, since it means summer is winding down. I’m not ready for it to end.
The crew at US News & World Report has put together a list of the best places to view fall foliage in the U.S. “There’s no other time of year quite like fall,” they state. “Brisk, cool mornings give way to afternoons warmed by the sun, and the drop in temperature causes leaves to change from shades of green to a kaleidoscope of warm colors before winter sets in. The displays of color are different across the U.S., but they’re all brilliant when leaf-peeping season is at its peak.”
Of course, the best times to view fall foliage differs by region and year, so check with your local spots before venturing out on a big fall foliage viewing trip. “Many top destinations to view fall’s splendor have leaf and foliage reports, maps and trackers so you can follow the local predictions and current conditions – and arrive just in time for the best of the season,” US World & News Report says.
Read on for the full list of the best places to see fall foliage in America, including one famous Michigan spot. Where is your favorite spot to view the fall colors in Michigan? Reach out to me on social media and let me know your favorite areas to view the colors in Michigan.
