These Are The Best Northern MI Roads To See Fall Colors in 2020

This should help you plan your Michigan fall colors road trip ahead of time.

There's definitely a nip in the air right now across Michigan - like it or not, fall is upon us. And while we may not be ready for summer to be over, at least we have the gorgeous fall colors to look at.

The County Road Association manages Michigan's more than 90,000 miles of county roads throughout the state and, every year, they make a list of the best roads to take to see our state's fall colors.

The Northern Lower Peninsula is expected to peak between September 24th and October 7th, so here are the best roads to check it out in each county:

Alpena

Bolton Road to Long Lake Road
Nicholson Hill Road
Scott Road
Long Rapids Road

Antrim

Deadman Hill overlook off US-131 viewing Jordan River Valley
Jordan River Road off US-131
Pinney Bridge Road off M-66
Cascade Road off Alba Highway (CR 620)

Crawford

CR101 looking north from CR100

Emmet

Mitchell Road from Fletcher Road to Cheboygan County line
Pleasantview Road from M-119 to Robinson Road
Robinson Road from State Road to Pleasantview Road
State Road from Harbor Springs to Cross Village
Stutsmanville Road from Pleasantview to W. Townline, then W. Townline Road north
Brutus Road from Pleasantville Road to US-31
Welsheimer Road from W. Stutsmanville Road to Middle Village Drive
Middle Village Drive from Welsheimer Road to M-119
Williams Road from US-131 to Resort Pike Road
Resort Pike Road from Williams Road to Indian Garden Road
N. Conway Road from US-31 to Tower Road, Tower Road to Pleasantview Road

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