Midwest’s Best-Kept Secret for Leaf-Peeping and Where to Stay

Hi Evie,

I hope this email finds you well. Reaching out on behalf of SkyBridge Michigan. As we look ahead to fall travel stories, I wanted to put the Midwest’s best-kept leaf-peeping destination on your radar: Boyne Mountain’s SkyBridge Michigan!

Home to the world’s longest timber-towered suspension bridge, Boyne Falls turns into a kaleidoscope of red, yellow, and orange each fall. Dedicated and casual leaf-peepers alike are welcome to take in these beautiful sights with panoramic views 118 feet in the air by crossing the 1,200-foot-long SkyBridge between the peaks of McLouth and Disciples Ridge.

Leaf-peepers can also engulf themselves in the foliage by staying at Boyne Mountain Resort. Whether it’s weaving through a tapestry of autumn’s resplendent hues and emerald fairways at their legendary golf courses, kicking-off the season with Boyne Mountain’s Annual Skitoberfest or adventuring off property to enjoy a scenic bike ride down Boyne Valley Trail, Boyne Mountain Resort and SkyBride Michigan are the perfect venue for an immersive leaf-peeping trip.

Michigan’s fall colors in the Northern Lower Peninsula peak from Oct. 5 to Oct. 20. We’d love to know if you’re interested in including SkyBridge Michigan as a top destination to take in the foliage this fall.

Thank you,

Gabriel Paredes

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