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Porcupine Mountains State Park,
Fall Color Tour
South Shore of the Lake Superior Circle Tour
The Porkies cover 60,000 acres and is Michigan's largest state park. Within the park is a block of old-growth forest comprising almost 35,000 acres and considered by some to be the biggest and best stand of virgin Northern Hardwoods and Hemlock in North America. This forest makes for some particularly attractive color during the fall. You can get some of the best fall color pictures in the Upper Peninsula.
Scenic View from Summit Peak, Porcupine Mountains
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Fall Color Summit Peak Porcupine Mountains
The half mile hike to Summit Peak is reached from the trail head off the South Boundary Road. At 1958 feet elevation, it offers quite a panoramic view of the area. |
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Far Right. I'm holding a small sample of the colorful leaves Jo couldn't resist collecting. > > >
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UP Michigan Fall Color Progress Report
Fall Color Rport for the Keweenaw and Western UP.
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Fall color along the South Boundary Road of the park.
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Tim Zheng of Milwaukee, Wisconsin caught some great color at the Porkies in the first week of October. Some great photos Tim. Thanks for sending these four to us. |
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 Michigan UP Copper Harbor & Keweenaw Peninsula
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Going east towards Munising and Pictured Rocks . . . More waterfalls and hiking pages from the Keweenaw Peninsula through Tahquemenon Falls to Sault Ste. Marie.
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Campground Directory
Lake Superior Circle Tour
Camping RV Parks
Upper Peninsula
Upper Peninsula
Campground Directory
 Hiking Michigan's Upper Peninsula 
Eric Hansen's guide to UP hiking is well respected in hiking circles. this guide includes profiles on some terrific off-the-beaten path hiking trails. [More info]
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