Outdoor fun

Copper Harbor is the most northern city in Michigan, located right at the top of the Keweenaw Peninsula, the most northern part of the Upper Peninsula.
One of the top destinations in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan, Copper Harbor MI offers breathtaking views and endless waterfront. It also has something for every type of nature lover, whether it be hiking, canoeing, fishing, or camping.
In addition to an amazing trail system in Keweenaw County, you’ll also find waterfalls to explore, and great places for bird watching.

Fall in Michigan is so much more than back-to-school and stocking up on cozy sweaters.

Fall in Michigan means warm, steamy mugs of crisp apple cider and fresh cinnamon donuts.

It also means winding through corn mazes soaking up the autumn sun and exploring Michigan pumpkin patches, cider and donuts in hand.

If you’re looking for some fall fun, it’s time to travel Michigan and start exploring.

From metro Detroit to northern Michigan and beyond, Michigan is the place to be in autumn.

‘Hell on Earth’ is real, and it’s in Hell Michigan.

You might have wondered if Hell freezes over, and we don’t need a weather station to tell you that this tiny town near Whitmore Lake in Livingston County, Michigan does, indeed, freeze in the winter.

The town named Hell has long intrigued visitors, who are often surprised to discover that there are some fun things to do on their trip to Hell. If you like to cross country ski, canoe or kayak, you can do it in hell.

With some of the most beloved and iconic professional sports teams in the nation, it’s true that Michigan is a sports state.

From top to bottom, coast to coast, there are professional and college teams with rabid fan bases who love their teams. That’s especially true in Michigan. 

If you’re on the hunt for some fall fun to have in Metro Detroit this weekend, look no further than Glenlore Trails in Oakland County. At the Multi Lakes Conservation Association in Commerce Township, the forest is transformed into a multi sensory light experience that spans over a mile. Each season brings something new to see and do in this MIchigan forest, and in October, things are getting spooky. 

With intriguing sensory elements and illuminating lighting projection bathing the area in a unique forest light, this one-hour, one-mile immersive walk through Glenlore Trails, Commerce Township is a great way to get into the spirit of the Halloween season…and Christmas, too! 

Open Thurdays through Sundays with a designated time slot for each ticket holder, a Glenlore Trails ticket is  the hottest ticket in southeast Michigan during Halloween. It’s the perfect fall activity for  date night, family-friendly fun or simply to take in the fresh, fall evening air.   

Read on to learn more about Glenlore Trails in Oakland County. 

Looking for the best places for apple picking in Michigan?

You’re in the right place: while spring and summer in Michigan are the time for picking strawberries, blueberries, and cherries, fall in Michigan is for apples!

During the autumn months, Michiganders flock to cider mills for Michigan apples and to get their hands on fresh-squeezed apple cider. Michigan apple orchards and family farms come alive during apple season, with enough fun activities and fresh apples to keep us going all season long.

Looking for some amazing Upper Peninsula hiking trails? Hiking is one of the best ways to destress and enjoy the great outdoors. Michigan’s Upper Peninsula is home to an abundance of wildlife, neighboring the powerful and majestic Lake Superior. With arguably the most beautiful forests in the Midwest, there are many great places to explore and experience the best of Michigan’s natural beauty.

Now is the time for stunning fall foliage and fall train rides in Michigan are one of my favorite ways to celebrate fall in Michigan.
The vibrant colors of fall in Michigan can’t be missed and what better way to see them than with a fun-filled train ride through the Great Lake State? Steam trains might be a thing of the past in some places but not in Michigan!
Fall color train tours are a perfect way to see Michigan’s fall color in action, with the added bonus of the special feeling that comes when traveling by train. It’s a perfect way to explore Michigan in style!
Where to Find Fall Color Train Tours in Michigan

Love is in the air now that wedding season is in full swing, so you may be wondering: where are the most romantic places to get engaged in Michigan? Given that the mitten and the upper peninsula are consistently ranked the most beautiful places in the US, it’s easy to think there are too many options to choose from. But we’ve put together a list of the most breathtaking places in Michigan, from way up in the UP like Isle Royale all way to Detroit. Whether you’re the staycation type or the wilderness savant, this list has the perfect getaway for you and your significant other.

If you didn’t already know, now is the time to find fall things to do Northern Michigan. It’s a great time to celebrate in northern Michigan: the leaves on the trees are changing colors, the air is cooler and there is plenty of fun to be had before the first snowflake hits the ground.
The best way to spend fall is in Northern Michigan, with its gorgeous scenery, tasty food, along with outdoor and indoor activities galore. Whether you’re looking for a family activity, planning a day trip, or looking for outdoor adventures, there are plenty of fun activities and pure Michigan fall events to enjoy.