A myriad of Michigan hiking trails offer at least one of the following — eye-popping Great Lakes beach views, scenic overlooks that stretch for miles, picturesque rumbling creeks, powerfully flowing rivers, a canopy of majestic hardwoods, a peaceful thicket of pines or wide array of wildlife.
Come autumn, of course, the state’s pathways add their finest feature, beginning a transformation that leaves them ablaze with color.
Typically, fall’s hues reach their peak the first week of October in the Upper Peninsula and later in the month farther south.
Here are 10 of Michigan’s best fall foliage hikes…
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