There is significant contrast of fall color across the state of Michigan for the second week of October. Most of the Upper Peninsula is seeing peak color, with reds and oranges starting to take over.

The only section of Michigan reporting any meaningful fall color right now is the far western and northwestern part of the Upper Peninsula. The fall color amount is rated at 25 percent to 50 percent.

Most of the Upper Peninsula is seeing peak color, with reds and oranges starting to take over. At the same time, some types of trees were under stress from the high winds this past weekend ...

Michigan is famous for its fall foliage, especially in the Upper Peninsula and along M-22 near Sleeping Bear Dunes. The Porcupine Mountains and Tahquamenon Falls State Park are also stunning spots ...

According to SmokyMountains.com’s annual Fall Foliage Prediction Map, the Lower Peninsula and the central Upper Peninsula will reach its peak color change this year on or around Oct. 10.

A state park in the Upper Peninsula has been voted as the #2 top fall colors destination by the USA Today’s 2023 “10-Best Reader’s Choice” list.

Fall colors have spread across Michigan, perfect for a scenic drive through the state's natural beauty. Reds, yellows and oranges are in bloom, starting in the Upper Peninsula and now here in ...

Take a brisk morning drive down color-coated roads through the Upper Peninsula. Places such as Goose Lake and Tahquamenon Falls make photographers' dreams come true. Credit: 13 ON YOUR SIDE ...

This week-by-week fall foliage prediction determines when Michigan will see peak fall colors in 2024.

Warblers, owls and more! With migration in full swing, now’s the time to head north to Michigan's Upper Peninsula for prime birdwatching season.

Peak fall colors are nearing their end in Michigan. A foliage predictor map from Explore Fall, a fall foliage tracking website, predicts much of the Upper Peninsula and northern Lower Peninsula ...

(MODIS imagery of fall color in Michigan’s Upper Peninsula and northern lower peninsula taken Sept. 30, 2022.) As a result, forecasts for this weekend are for patchy color across most of the state.