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Michigan's Fall Foliage Timing Guide | Lansing News
Michigan’s fall colors are a seasonal spectacle — and timing is everything. The western Upper Peninsula leads the way, turning around September 22nd, while the southern Lower Peninsula lags until October 2nd. Peak color hits the Eastern Upper Peninsula on September 30th, Western Upper Peninsula around October 17th, northern Lower Peninsula on October 20th, and southernmost areas by October 29th. Maples blaze red and orange, aspens and larches glow yellow, and oaks add subtle warmth. Whether you’re cruising M-22 or winding through the Tunnel of Trees, plan your trip with this foliage calendar…
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