Fall has officially started.
If you’re wondering when Michigan fall colors will peak near you or you’re planning a leaf peeping trip, Michigan Public has all the details!
When do Michigan fall colors appear?
Fall colors change depending on where you live in the state. As of Sept. 22, the first day of fall, parts of the Upper Peninsula have already seen 40-60% of their leaves change while most of the Lower Peninsula hasn’t seen much.
Use this interactive slider to see when the colors will change where you live.
Where can I view Michigan fall colors?
Pure Michigan, the state’s travel and tourism department, provides the following suggestions for the Upper Peninsula:
- The Eastern Upper Peninsula
- The Western Upper Peninsula
- The Central Upper Peninsula
- The Keweenaw Peninsula
If you don’t live in the Upper Peninsula or are looking for alternative locations, the County Road Association has a list of driving routes for each county and the best dates to do them listed here.
Happy leaf peeping!
