Each week usually starting in late July or early August through the first or second week of October you can follow the U.P. Fall Color Report. This year 2026 is the 13th year of the Yooper Steve Upper Peninsula Fall Color Report online. You'll see some of the best fall color displays in the entire United States as the Upper Peninsula is covered in thick forests of maple, oak, aspen, birch, ironwood, beech, ash, and basswood. More and more people are visiting the Upper Peninsula each year to view the amazing color show along the highways, from scenic overlooks, along small lakes, and rivers, no matter where you go in the U.P. you'll see some beautiful color. Check back each week for the newest information on the progression of the fall colors across the Upper Peninsula.
Upper Peninsula Tours
Guided Tours in the U.P., hidden waterfalls, big views, historic sites, sightseeing tours.