Where and When to See Michigan’s Peak Fall Foliage
• Michigan's fall foliage season starts mid-September in the Upper Peninsula and moves south through October.
• Peak color changes occur late September to early October in the Upper Peninsula and mid to late October in the Lower Peninsula.
• Use a fall color map or tracker for real-time updates and plan trips along scenic routes like M-22 for the best views.
Michigan fall colors draw global visitors
Michigan's fall color season is a spectacle that draws visitors from all over the world. The transformation begins in mid-September in the Upper Peninsula, gradually spreading south throughout October. As temperatures cool and daylight hours decrease, Michigan's forests erupt in a vibrant display of reds, oranges, and golds.
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