Fall

Everything from Apple Pie, to apple cider and orchards are always being talked about and visited over the holiday season, and there's no surprise here that they're so popular. So much so that we have two GIANT apples in Michigan

Peak fall foliage in Michigan can range from mid-September through the end of October. The temps have been unseasonably warm so the leaves (which are still there) are just now turning. It's time to jump in the car and see some stuff!

If you're planning a fall color tour in Northern Michigan, check out the Airbnb rentals.

Michigan's best season just got better as the Department of Natural Resources has three easy ways of dealing with fall leaves that are infinitely better than raking.

Football, bonfires, hayrides, fresh picked apples, cider & donuts and pumpkin spice everything are some of the best things about Fall.

Experience autumn like never before with a breathtaking view of the vivid fall colors on a helicopter ride over the Kalamazoo River in Allegan.

Get an aerial look at Michigan's spectacular autumn colors. These are the best ski resorts in the Lower Peninsula offering a ride and a view from the top this fall.

The alcohol content almost doubles from regular Oberon!

Calling all nature lovers! Winter is right around the corner. Before it gets too cold, there are some hidden gem nature trails around Kalamazoo that need to be explored.

One tour which will take you across the forest to witness all the fall colors for $40 a person, while another tour will take you across the Kalamazoo River, for $80 a person.