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 | Western U.P. Bureau Fall Color Report |
September 23, 2019
 Current Fall Color Is Early Color
Fall Color Update
September 23, 2019 - Western U.P. Visitors Bureau
Our color is at 25-40% this week. You will see stretches of brilliant colors mixed in with the greens. Some of our trees have lost their leaves and have turned brown due to the dryness. Generally peak is the last week of September and the first week of October so you still have a lot of time to come up to Gogebic County to enjoy our fall colors. The color closer to Lake Superior is usually a week behind inland.
Make sure when you are here to head out to Copper Peak. The view is spectacular when you take the Adventure Ride to the top. Copper Peak is open through mid-October; hours are 10AM-4:30PM.
If you need any additional information feel free to call our office at 906-932-4850 or log unto our website www.explorewesternup.com
Enjoy the fall color!
You will want to visit Copper Peak for our fall color and take the Adventure Ride to the top of Copper Peak for some of the most spectacular views in the Midwest. The color is breath taking. Come up and enjoy our fall color!!! If you have any questions you can call the office at 906-932-5-4850 or visit our website www.explorewesternup.com/things-to-do/fall-color-tours/
The Copper Peak Ski Jump and Adventure Ride in the Western U.P. is operating 7 days a week now through October 23. Take the ski lift and elevator to the top of the Copper Peak Ski Jump for some of the best (and exhilarating) views of rugged Western U.P. and Lake Superior.
You can also treat yourself to fall chairlift rides starting this weekend at the Porcupine Mountains Ski Area. They will be running the lifts Saturday and Sunday from noon to 7pm. The Fall Color Chair Lift Rides at the Porcupine Mountains Ski Area will be operating through the fall....
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Seeking majestic vistas? Explore the Western U.P. and come away with a whole new perceptive of “nature at its best.” There are many areas that allow you to enjoy a panoramic view of glorious fall foliage and clear blue water. Fall is the perfect time to explore back roads on a bike, paddle a quiet lake, hike a densely forested trail, climb a rugged mountain or just plain change your perspective on what the world has to offer.
Fall at "Michigan's Trailhead," the Western Upper PeninsulaSeeking majestic vistas? Explore the Western U.P. and come away with a whole new perceptive of “nature at its best.” There are many areas that allow you to enjoy a panoramic view of glorious fall foliage and clear blue water. Fall is the perfect time to explore back roads on a bike, paddle a quiet lake, hike a densely forested trail, climb a rugged mountain or just plain change your perspective on what the world has to offer. Posted by Western U.P. Visitors Bureau on Thursday, August 27, 2015
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