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The gorgeous Red Cedar River is well-known for its amazing fall colors.

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Take a drive up Lake Superior National Scenic Byway Highway 13. Drive the rolling back roads on the 'Fruit Loop' just out of town. Visit 14 nearby orchards/wineries/cideries for a great taste of Autumn while surrounded by the best of the fall colors.

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Birchwood, located at the corner of Washburn, Barron, Sawyer, and Rusk counties, is a great starting point for fall foliage drives. Scenic routes include State Highway 48 to Exeland, County Road F through the Blue Hills near Weyerhaeuser and Edgewater, County Road DD along the north side of Birch Lake, and County Road D from Birchwood to County Road M.

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County Highways O & F north of the Bruce and Weyerhaeuser areas offer nice scenic drives that wind through forests and farm fields.

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Enjoy the vibrant fall colors along the rustic County Highways K and B on the way to Presque Isle or Land O’ Lakes, paddle through the autumn-hued Manitowish River, or bike the Heart of Vilas County Paved Bike Trail surrounded by colorful foliage.

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Burnett County's scenic country roads, forested trails, and lakeshores offer stunning views, even after the leaves have fallen! Come on up and check us out!!

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Experience fall in the Northwoods on the Fall Color Tour, winding through the Chequamegon National Forest and around sparkling lakes. Discover hidden gems along the way and immerse yourself in the vibrant natural beauty of the Cable area.

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Experience Chippewa County’s vibrant fall colors on scenic drives through the Northwoods. Explore the Chippewa River Tour for historic sights and Lake Wissota views, the Orchards Tour for apple picking and local wine, the Countryside and Brunet Island Tours for rolling hills, forests, and parks, the Ice Age Tour for lakes and trails, and the Otter Lake Tour for charming towns, farms, and waterways.

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Mt. Simon in Eau Claire is nicknamed "The Top of the World" because that’s exactly how it feels after reaching the summit. From above the treetops, hikers are treated to sweeping views of vibrant yellows, oranges, and reds blanketing the landscape.

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Take a ride on Rustic Road 74 or take a UTV/ATV ride on many of our beautiful trails. A short hike to the county's waterfalls is breathtaking to say the least! There are many different places you can take in the fall colors throughout the county!

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Make sure to visit Sugar Bush Hill on Hwy 8, Peshtigo River Road, Scenic Byway routes on Hwy 55 & Hwy 52, and Blackwell Hill on County Rd H to see the vibrant fall foliage and enjoy the scenic views. Rustic Road-118 is an excellent destination to view fall colors because it's heavily wooded with maples, oaks, pines, and poplars. Forest County is unofficially known as the Gravel Capital - Enjoy Endless Gravel Roads outside of each township that are interconnected to one another! It makes for an unbelievable fall ride in the Heart of the Northwoods!

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Barkhausen Waterfowl Reserve, Brown County Reforestation Camp, Bay Shore, driving along the Bay near UWGB

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Soak in the vibrant autumn colors at the Hawkins Millpond just off of Highway 8.

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There are many wonderful places to see the fall colors in the Hayward Lakes area. Climb into the mouth of the giant Musky at the Fishing Hall of Fame for an elevated view of downtown Hayward and nearby Lake Hayward. One of the area lakes or rivers is also a stunning spot to view Mother Nature's beauty. In the northeast corner of Hatchery Creek County park, the bike and walking trails traverse a ridge that offers a great view of the Namekagon River Valley. Or take one of the six curated Fall Color Driving Tours provided by the Hayward Lakes Visitors and Convention Bureau.

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To see the best fall colors, visit one of the many parks, including Willow River State Park, Birkmose Park (where you can view the St. Croix River from above), and Lakefront Park. Weitkamp Park and Orf Family Overlook also offer wonderful walking trails amongst the colorful trees.

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Iron River & Bayfield County are still beautiful to visit; however, colorful days are behind us -- we had 3.7" of snow on Sunday, November 9th! Our trails continue to be in stellar condition as we await a busy snowmobile season! It's always a beautiful time to visit the Iron River area!

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One of the best places to view the fall colors is from the ferry, which departs from Bayfield. Big Bay Town & State Park are full of color in the autumn!

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The Flambeau River from the Riverview Trail or Memorial Park and Corbett Lake in O.J. Falge Park are great places to take in some early fall scenery.

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Taking a drive along County Rd B in Land O’ Lakes is sure to fill your camera roll. Breathtaking colors, stunning views of lakes, walking & biking trails for miles. Come see why so many that live in Land O’ Lakes say it’s like living inside a Bob Ross painting

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Discover the vibrant beauty and endless adventure waiting in Wisconsin’s County of Trails. With an abundance of outdoor activities, you’ll find the perfect way to connect with nature and soak in the crisp autumn air. Choose your own path. Hike scenic forest trails, mountain bike through winding terrain, paddle peaceful waters, or embark on an ATV/UTV adventure Prefer a more relaxed journey? Take a drive along the Nicolet–Wolf River Scenic Byway or explore one of our many county highways. No matter how you travel, you’ll be surrounded by brilliant fall colors and breathtaking views. This season, come discover a fall Langlade County landscape you’re sure to fall in love with.

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Take in the brilliant autumn colors along Rest Lake Park, Koller Park, and the Powell Marsh Overlook via Powell Road

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Dave's Falls County Park and the 141 Scenic Overlook in Marinette County are perfect spots for viewing the fall foliage.

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Menomonie and Dunn County are full of stunning spots to take in autumn’s beauty. Hike to the overlook at Hoffman Hills, bike along the Red Cedar State Trail, or enjoy lakeside views at Lake Menomin Park. Elk Mound Castle offers a unique view of the countryside, while The Devil’s Punchbowl creates a dramatic fall backdrop. For a fun adventure, play a round at one of Menomonie’s disc golf courses surrounded by colorful trees, then take a scenic drive through the surrounding communities for even more brilliant views.

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Enjoy a nice fall drive to the Gateway of the Northwoods. Drive the beautiful route on Highway 107 along the Wisconsin River onto Highway 64 that will take you right into the city. Before getting out to stretch your legs in one of the many parks in Merrill, stop at one of the local restaurants to pick up lunch or dinner. Merrill offers many different shops with friendly people that will make you return.

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Experience fall colors along Rustic Roads 58, 59, and 60, or explore the area's many hiking and biking trails. Driving tour directions available at minocqua.org or in the 24 hour visitor center

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New Richmond is home to tree-lined streets, more than 270 acres of parkland, and 19.5 miles of scenic trails. While the entire city is beautiful in the fall, the parks, trails, and neighborhoods along the Willow River are especially stunning.

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Some of the best places to view fall colors in Oconto County are Butler Rock, Mountain Fire Lookout Tower, Quartz Hill, Machickanee Forest & Chute Pond.

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There are several beautiful drives, including County Road E between Phelps and Land O' Lakes, County Road K between Phelps and Conover, and Highway 17 towards Upper Michigan. Additionally, all of our lakes also provide beautiful color viewing by boat or from shore. Bars and restaurants located on lakes with excellent viewing include Great Escape Bar, Dublin's Mimosas, Phelps Hillside Restaurant, and Sunrise Lodge. Stop by the Phelps Chamber of Commerce and pick up a Scenic Rides map with the best routes to check out!

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Visit Timm's Hill, the highest point in Wisconsin, or any one of our scenic rustic roads.

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Visit the Wisconsin Interstate Park on the beautiful St. Croix River, or just cruise down the rolling County roads, around the lakes and countryside through the beautifully maintained farms and fields.

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Make plans to find your way to the Rhinelander area to experience the views of our spectacular fall foliage! Whatever your mode of transportation, be it by car, boat, bike or by foot, there are great places and scenery in the area where fall awaits you! Stop in to grab a Fall Color Scenic Routes brochure for next time.

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Colors erupted and peaked.

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St. Germain is known for its idyllic outdoor spaces. Lace up your hiking boots and hit the trail to experience the beauty of fall in the Northwoods. Or, get your goggles and helmets and admire the changing colors of the season on an ATV ride through the woods. Maybe a weekend fishing trip and see the colors as they reflect off the lake's surface. So many relaxing ways to spend the day.

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From scenic drives and ATV rides to waterfall hikes and lakeside views, these are some of the best spots to catch fall colors in Superior.

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Take a drive between our many lakes, up Highway X towards Eagle River. Stop at the Burnt Rollaways Dam for a unique view of the boat lift amongst beautiful fall color!

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Timm's Hill - the highest point in Wisconsin!

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The Amherst area, situated along the Ice Age Trail, is one of the best places to view fall colors in the county. If you’d like a water view, you can stop at Lake Emily County Park and overlook the changing colors surrounding the lake. Another option is the Tomorrow River. Paddle down the crystal-clear river maneuvering through the gentle hills of Central Wisconsin. The best entrance is through Cate Park off Tomorrow River Road. If you would rather see the fall colors by foot or bike, check out the Tomorrow River State Trail. It is a 24-mile-long trail, built along an abandoned railroad. After a day of exploring the fall colors make sure to check out the quaint yet vibrant Village of Amherst. In the business district you will find family-owned shops, galleries, cafes, and restaurants.

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The best views are at High Cliff State Park which lies on the eastern edge of Lake Winnebago in the Village of Sherwood. Other local favorites include 1,000 Islands Nature Center in Kaukauna, Gordon Bubolz Nature Preserve in Appleton, Plamann County Park in Appleton and the Trestle Trail Bridge in Neenah/Menasha.

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Head up the towers at Ledge View Nature Center in Chilton and High Cliff State Park in Sherwood and Harrison to enjoy fall landscapes and sweeping vistas. Autumn also brings vibrant colors to Brillion Nature Center, Brillion Wildlife Area, Kiel Marsh Area, and Killsnake Wildlife Area. A drive through nearly 400 square miles of Calumet County reveals stunning roadside foliage, with scenic views along County Highway PP near Brillion and at the junction of Highways 151 and 55 between Quinney and Brothertown.

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As autumn unfolds, vibrant hues transform the landscape into a stunning canvas. Rustling leaves and crisp air invite you to pause and savor the season. Whether on a walk, a scenic drive, or simply gazing out the window, let the spectacular fall colors inspire and refresh your spirit. The Levis/Trow Mounds Trail at the start of Wisconsin’s “Driftless” region features striking sandstone bluffs and mounds with unique natural formations that make for a memorable fall experience.

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Discover the magic of a lakeside getaway to Elkhart Lake this fall. You’ll find a new adventure behind every leaf from hiking and biking the nearby Ice Age Trail, hitting the links at Quit Qui Oc Golf Course, or taking a scenic drive through the rolling hills of the Kettle Moraine State Forest. Paddle the crystal-clear waters that mirror the colorful canopies of crimsons, oranges, and golds. As time slows down in the autumn season, settle into the comforts of the lakeside resorts, and indulge in authentic seasonal menus, extensive wine lists and beer tastings. Your fall getaway is waiting for you in Elkhart Lake.

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Green Lake, Wisconsin, offers a vibrant display of fall colors, making it an excellent destination for autumn enthusiasts. Here are some top spots to experience the beauty of fall in the Green Lake area: - White River Marsh State Wildlife Area Located just north of Green Lake, this expansive marshland transforms into a golden dream during the fall. It's ideal for hiking and biking amidst the changing foliage. Greenway House Bed and Breakfast - Green Lake Conference Center Situated on the shores of Green Lake, the Conference Center provides scenic views of the lake framed by colorful trees. It's a peaceful spot for a leisurely walk or reflection. -Powell Springs In autumn, Powell Spring transforms into a vibrant tapestry of colors. The surrounding hardwood forests, including oak, hickory, and maple trees, display brilliant reds, golds, and oranges. The interplay of these hues against the backdrop of limestone outcroppings and the gentle flow of Powell Creek creates a picturesque setting. The area's elevation and varied terrain offer sweeping views of the fall foliage, making it a perfect spot for photographers and nature enthusiasts. - Golf Courses of Lawsonia These championship golf courses offer tree-lined fairways that create natural galleries of autumn beauty, making every round a scenic adventure. - Playground Park The park's location near Green Lake suggests it offers scenic views of autumn foliage. The surrounding area, including nearby parks like Deacon Mills Park and Hattie Sherwood Park, is known for its vibrant fall colors, indicating that Playground Park likely shares in this seasonal beauty. - Deacon Mills Park This small park in downtown Green Lake offers a tranquil setting with colorful trees, perfect for a short walk or a picnic. - Tuscumbia Golf Course Another golf course in the area, Tuscumbia offers views of fall colors along its fairways, making it a pleasant spot for both golfers and visitors.

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Iola-Scandinavia has many vantage points to witness the natural beauty of the area! Take any highway or backroad and you’re sure to see wildlife in abundance darting in and out of diverse forests. Stop at a boat launch around one of the many lakes and gaze at it’s calm waters to see a beautiful reflection of nature.

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Take a drive down our Rustic Road 121, visit the Necedah National Wildlife Refuge or one of the State and County Parks for gorgeous fall color views!

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Fall colors are best observed at Silver Creek Park, Henry Schuette Park (part of the Ice Age Trail), Manitou Park, Camp Vits Park, and anywhere along the Manitowoc River and Lake Michigan.

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Make a fall day in Marquette County one to remember. Start in Montello with a climb up Observatory Hill for sweeping views of fiery red and gold. Then head out to John Muir County Park near Ennis Lake to walk a colorful stretch of the Ice Age Trail. In Westfield and Oxford, country roads wind past brilliant maples and oaks, perfect for a scenic drive with a thermos of cider. Whether you hike, wander, or just roll the windows down, each community in Marquette County offers its own front-row seat to autumn’s show. It's in our nature.

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Fall is a favorite time of year to get outdoors to enjoy the weather and the beautiful colors. Marshfield offers some fantastic parks and trails to view the seasonal colors from including the Wildwood Park & Zoo, Hamus Nature Preserve, North Wood County Park, and Powers Bluff County Park.

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Just west of Oshkosh and along the south shore of Lake Butte des Morts, you'll find Terrell's Island. Part of the Lake Butte des Morts Wildlife Area, this marshy area offers a three-mile long breakwall trail, open to hikers and bikers. Out on the breakwall, you can see the fall colors of the wildlife area come alive.

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Thank you for visiting us this fall!

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Rome offers numerous unique locations to admire the beautiful seasonal colors. Enjoy a relaxing weekend drive by taking a trip down County Rd Z along Lake Petenwell and the Wisconsin River. This road is winding and has gentle curves, allowing for a leisurely drive. As you move farther away from HWY 13, you can catch sight of more vibrant colors, so consider going for a hike to fully experience the stunning views.

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If you want to take in the view on foot, don't skip the Green Circle Trail with 27 scenic miles to explore. Start with the Riverfront Trail segment for water views mixed with color. To discover more of the trail, don't skip the Schmeeckle Reserve, a perfect location for an autumn adventure. The reserve itself offers more than 5 miles to explore, in addition to serving as the trailhead for the Green Circle Trail. In the reserve don't miss the beautiful boardwalks along the Moses Creek section or the easy hike along Lake Joanis. For fall color, mixed with art, plan to head to the Stevens Point Sculpture Park. With art from local, regional, and national artists, the Sculpture Park is beautiful in what art it holds, as well as the scenery surrounding it. Find more spots to stroll through fall colors at the George W. Mead Wildlife Area and Standing Rocks County Park. And, even fido can enjoy the view at the dog park at Standing Rocks Park.

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There are so many areas in the greater Waupaca area to view fall colors! Waupaca is home to three Wisconsin Department of Transportation designated Rustic Roads (#23, #24 and #57). From the small historic Village of Rural to the streets of the City of Waupaca to the country roads leading to Hartman Creek State Park or Skunk and Foster Lakes State Natural Area or the Red Mill located on the Crystal River to the Waupaca Chain O’ Lakes – there are so many viewing opportunities! You can view by car, UTV, bike or even boat! While in the area, grab a bite to eat at one of our restaurants or your favorite caffeinated beverage at one of our coffee shops. Take in some shopping at one of our many local retailers. You might even grab a malted beverage at our local brewery.

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Get a view of fall color at Rib Mountain State Park or take it all in with Granite Peak Scenic Chairlift Rides.

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Visit Mt. Morris Hills County Park Overlook or the shorelines of one of our many lakes for a spectacular fall view. Fall is a beautiful time to get out and explore Waushara County by canoe, kayak or bike. Your local pumpkin patch, orchard or corn maze is also a great place to enjoy fall festivity and color. Now is the perfect time to take a drive to see fall colors on many backroads throughout the county!

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Experience breathtaking fall foliage at Baraboo's Bluff Winery, Balanced Rock Winery, Ski-Hi Fruit Farm and Devil's Lake State Park.

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The Rock River area is always a beautiful place to see radiant color in the fall. Fall is a great time to explore more than 23 miles of hiking/biking trails in Beloit, or rent a kayak or canoe!

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Jackson County’s North Settlement Road runs from County Road O north to WIS 54, offering a scenic journey through hardwood forests and pine plantations. The route follows part of the Wazee Trail, passing the Pigeon Creek Campground and Dike 17 Lookout Tower, where expansive marshlands stretch for miles. Along the way, travelers may spot sandhill cranes, elk, bald eagles, ducks, geese, and a variety of other wildlife among the fall colors.

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As autumn warms the horizon, the forests surrounding Cave of the Mounds become a painter’s palette. Begin with a stroll along the Karst View Trail, rising on the Eastern Blue Mound, to drink in sweeping views of flanking hills ablaze in color. The Oak Valley Loop offers a more immersive experience, letting you walk beneath a canopy of tangerine and gold. Then, head next door to Blue Mound State Park, where twin observation towers perch above a sea of vibrant treetops. From the towers, you’ll see the driftless region’s ridges stretch into the distance, awash in autumn light. For even more magic, venture onto the quiet backroads and ridge-lines of Mount Horeb and the Blue Mounds, where every turn reveals a new frame of forested drama, perfect for slowing down, breathing in the crisp air, and letting the season work its spell.

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Fall Has Faded, but the Views Are Still Beautiful The brilliant fall colors have passed, and Cassville is now settling into its peaceful winter charm. While the leaves are gone, the Riverwalk along the Mississippi River is still a stunning place to stroll and take in the views of the water and bluffs.

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This week, check out the Steinke Basin Trail, Johnson Moraine, and the Grottos Trail on the south shore for the best of the remaining color.

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One of Dodge County’s most scenic spots is Ledge Park, where the overlook invites visitors to take in breathtaking views of the Horicon Marsh.

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The City of Fennimore has many local parks and walking trails to explore! & Don't forget about the gorgeous Fennimore countryside, surrounded by hills and valleys in what is often referred to as the Driftless Area. These wooded ridges and farmland valleys delight outdoor sports enthusiasts.

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Some of the best places to catch fall colors in and around Fort Atkinson include the Rock River Walkway and downtown Riverwalk, where the leaves reflect beautifully on the water. For a more outdoorsy escape, Dorothy Carnes Park and the Glacial River Trail offer miles of wooded and prairie trails glowing with autumn hues. History lovers can soak in the views at Indian Mounds Park or the Koshkonong Effigy Mounds Park, both peaceful spots with plenty of color. And if you’re up for a drive, circle Lake Koshkonong for some of the area’s most stunning fall scenery.

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Highway 35 along the Mississippi River (Wisconsin Great River Road) is one of the most beautiful travelways in the nation, with soaring bluffs covered with trees, multiple bird migration routes and eagles, Peregrine Falcons and hawks everywhere. Inland highways like 93, 95, 88 and the twisting connecting local roads will take you through valleys, river lowlands and coulees. Different color patterns and depth of colors change with each turn of the road. To view the river islands, check out the elevated decks of The Monarch Public House, The Landing or The Lily Pad in Fountain City. The Danzinger Vineyard in Alma sits on top of the bluff and features a panoramic view of that area. If coming through the LaCrosse area, check out the bluffs across the river by LaCrescent or take 53 north through the bluffs. Take the time to relax and just wander along, through and around The Great River Road!

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Explore Janesville, Wisconsin's Great Outside, with a walk, bike, or jog on our 30 miles of trails, or a visit to one of our 64 parks or the beautiful Robert O. Cook Memorial Arboretum. The Devil's Staircase, along the river beginning in Riverside Park, is great place to experience fall color. Stop by Rotary Botanical Gardens, or wander through one of Janesville's 13 Historic Districts.

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Fall may be past its peak, but Jefferson is still full of color and charm! The golden tones and crisp air make it a perfect time for a peaceful stroll or scenic drive. Take in the late-season beauty at Rotary Park along the river, explore the trails and history at Stoppenbach Park, unwind at Lubahn Park, or enjoy the views at Rock River Landing Park. In Jefferson, We’re Going Outside—come enjoy the final days of fall and experience our small-town beauty before winter settles in.

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Johnson Creek offers many outdoor spots to enjoy the fall season. You can stroll along the Rock River at Crossroads Landing Park, visit Rock River Park, or relax at Aztalan State Park. There are plenty of opportunities to take in the stunning autumn scenery. Pack a picnic, go for a walk, or simply sit back and admire the vibrant leaves as they change color. Fall is the perfect time to embrace the beauty of nature in Johnson Creek.

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The Kickapoo Valley Reserve is an 8,600-acre tract of land located between the villages of La Farge and Ontario in southwestern Wisconsin. Its history, resources, administration, and recreational diversity make it unique - a place like no other. The hills in the Kickapoo Valley make for a spectacular area to view the changing fall colors. Grab your hiking shoes or plan a fall paddle down the Kickapoo River to experience fall and the Kickapoo Valley at its finest!

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Whether you’re an adventurer, are craving fall flavors, or admire quaint, charming scenes, adventure is endless in the La Crosse Region. Stop by Grandad Bluff and Hixon Trails for a view of a life time! If you're in Onalaska stop by the Great River Landing along the Great River Road (Hwy 35), the golden colors will pave your path to the prettiest view of Lake Onalaska! Enjoy La Crescent and Apple Blossom Drive as you wind your way through bluffs and stop at the view point for a remarkable view of the yellow, reds, and oranges of the Midwest!

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* Yellowstone Lake State Park: This state park covers 1,000 acres and includes a picturesque 455-acre lake. The park offers hiking trails that wind through wooded areas, providing excellent opportunities to view the fall colors. The lake itself reflects the foliage, creating stunning vistas. * Pecatonica River Trails Park: Located in Darlington, this park features a beautiful river and walking trails that allow you to experience the fall colors along the riverbanks. The mix of trees, including oak, maple, and hickory, ensures a diverse and colorful display. * County Roads and Scenic Drives: Lafayette County boasts a network of scenic rural roads that wind through rolling hills and picturesque farmland. Take a leisurely drive along routes like County Road F or County Road W to immerse yourself in the autumn splendor. * Trails: Lafayette County offers a variety of trails that meander through woodlands, hills, and valleys. The Badger State Trail and the Cheese Country Recreation Trail are both great options for enjoying the fall foliage on ATVs/UTVs, on foot, or by bicycle.

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Visitors travel from near and far to watch the magic of autumn colors in Wisconsin and there’s no better place to watch this natural wonder than the Lake Geneva region. Here are some recommended ways, courtesy of Visit Lake Geneva, to enjoy autumn in the place we call home. * One of the best places for viewing is the 21-mile Geneva Lake Shore Path. The blue waters, contrasted against the colorful wooded shoreline, are a delight for the eyes. * The viewing may be even more spectacular from the lake itself. The Lake Geneva Cruise Line offers a variety of sightseeing options to tour the shoreline, with views of the many estates and the colorful turning of the season. Nearby, the Lake Lawn Queen at Lake Lawn Resort offers beautiful touring and viewing opportunities along Delavan Lake. * Golfers know there’s more to fall play than just striking the ball. Lake Geneva area courses occupy incredible terrain surrounded by colorful woods.. Remember the “leaf rule.” If a pile of lovely leaves swallows your ball, drop another and play on. * Bicycling is another great way to view the display, with the region boasting a number of beautiful trails. Harley-riding Bill also recommends cruising the cycle around the countryside. Just try to keep one eye on the road. * Why look at the colorful trees when you could be among them? Lake Geneva Ziplines will take you high into the canopy for the most thrilling way to experience autumn up close and personal. * Rustic roads allow travelers to experience the countryside and colors from the comfort of their vehicles. There are several in the broad Lake Geneva region. Snake Road, for one example, is not to be missed.

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Discover Madison’s most breathtaking fall colors! From the vibrant gardens at Olbrich Botanical Gardens to lakeside strolls at Picnic Point, scenic bike rides at UW Arboretum, and challenging hikes at Devil’s Lake and Blue Mound State Parks, there’s a perfect spot for every autumn adventure, ideal for leaf-peeping, photo ops, and soaking in the season’s beauty.

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The Milwaukee County Zoo (MCZ) was founded over 130 years ago. That’s almost as old as some Galapagos tortoises! Set in a 190-acre urban forest, MCZ is accredited by the Association of Zoos and Aquariums (AZA), cares for over 2,200 animals and conserves wildlife and wild places here and around the world. Visit the animals, including Ayrshire calf Mabel and bonobo Remi, see autumnal colors on the North Shore Bank Safari Train, and taste seasonal fall menus.

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Fall in Mineral Point is a little slice of magic, with color spilling across the hills, trails, and tree-lined streets. Take a stroll behind Pendarvis along the Merry Christmas Mine Hill Trails, where paths meander through prairie and woodland, opening up to hilltop views that glow with autumn reds and golds. Around town, our parks — Cornish Heritage, Ted Galle, Skidmore-Whitford, Library, Soldiers Memorial, Water Tower, and Jerusalem — are perfect spots to pause, breathe in the crisp fall air, and soak up the season’s beauty. For a longer adventure, hop on the Cheese Country Trail, which stretches 47 miles from Mineral Point to Monroe. Winding through forests, rolling hills, and valleys alive with color, it’s a great route whether you’re hiking, biking, or cruising along on an ATV or UTV. There’s no better way to experience the heart of fall in our corner of Wisconsin.

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Fall colors have reached peak colors in Drexel Town Square. Whether you're taking a stroll through the scenic Emerald Preserve or enjoying a meal at a nearby restaurant, you'll be surrounded by the vibrant display of autumn.

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Ozaukee County trails, parks and preserves are a wonderful way to get outdoors in the crisp fall air and experience nature's beauty. There are so many wonderful stops along the way.

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Take a drive along the Great River Road (HWY 35) for the best bluff colors or hike to the top of Maiden Rock Bluff for an outstanding overlook of Lake Pepin during the fall color season. If you are looking for the best back roads, we highly suggest driving up County Road CC in Pepin to the Laura Ingalls Wilder Cabin. If you wish to keep driving, you can turn right onto County Road SS for 7 miles before turning left to go north on County Road D and then turn left again onto Big Coulee Road with plentiful yellow sugar maples making it a gorgeous backdrop. This drive will have you ending on Highway 10 which will take you to Ellsworth (West) or Durand (East).

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Although the fall color season is fading, there's no need to wait until next year! We invite you to explore Platteville as a vibrant year-round destination for outdoor recreation, shopping, art, and history. Discover what Platteville offers in every season until the leaves burst with color once again!

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Prairie Springs Park offers a variety of ways to enjoy the fall colors! Go for a walk, run, or bike ride through the park or along the trails extending from it (Hackbarth Trail or Prairie Farms Trail). While the weather is still nice, get your canoe, kayak, or paddleboard and take in the fall colors from the spring-fed waters of Lake Andrea. If you visit during the weekend, be sure to stop by the Lake Andrea Beer Garden, offering live music and craft beverages on select dates. Running north to south through Pleasant Prairie between Kenosha and the Illinois border, the Kenosha County Bike Trail is a surefire way to enjoy the changing leaves. You can continue your fall outdoor enjoyment at Boundless Adventures Zipline and Aerial Park in Bristol, five minutes from Pleasant Prairie.

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Take in the season your way: Bike one of our 14 scenic loops through the countryside; Paddle the Fox River from our all-accessible canoe launch; Hike a segment of the Ice Age Trail.

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Enjoy fall views from the scenic overlooks as well as many of the trails along the bluffs of the Mississippi River. The area parks include Wyalusing State Park, Pikes Peak State Park and Effigy Mounds National Monument.

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Visit Bristol Woods County Park for oaks, sumacs, walnuts, and prairie plants; Petrifying Springs County Park for vibrant sugar maples; or any of the Kenosha County Parks for fall color in the treetops and landscape.

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The Richland Area is all Driftless Area, so that means around every rolling hill is another hill and deep valley full of hardwood and softwood trees. Viewing options are plentiful and we suggest a motorcycle, ATV/UTV, or car ride around the area for a road trip to view many of the hills and valleys throughout the area.

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1. Enjoy fall colors while taking a break at Lake Tomah. 2. Driving south out of town on Highway 131 and then back in again to Tomah. 3. Drive along the "Ridge" on County Hwy A which overlooks the countryside. 4. Drive north towards Warrens to see fall colors and cranberry harvest.

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Northern Part of the county, Osseo, Strum & Eleva.

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Sidie Hollow County Park, Duck Egg Park, the Kickapoo Valley Reserve, Tunnelville Cliffs State Natural Area and Wildcat Mountain are great spots to hike and explore in the fall colors. Old Settler's Overlook, The Great River Road between De Soto and Stoddard, and many of the winding back roads throughout Vernon County are great places for a scenic drive to take in the foliage.

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The Ice Age National Scenic Trail winds through the Kettle Moraine State Forest including the Loew Lake and Pike Lake units and to Holy Hill. The Northern Kettle Moraine-Pike Lake Unit in Hartford has both the Kettle Moraine trails and the Ice Age Trail that are truly magical places to enjoy fall colors. The Powder Observation Tower off of the Kettle Moraine trail provides an amazing bird's eye view of the various fall colors. Scenic rolling hills through the countryside. The Ice Age Trail continues through Slinger, West Bend and into Kewaskum. Kewaskum begins the official Northern Kettle Moraine State Forest where the trails are amazing in the fall. In Kewaskum you can catch the Northern Kettle Moraine State Forest trail. The Washington County Parks and many of the municipal parks have beautiful trails making for amazing fall hikes. Driving all around the county provides for wonderful scenery with fabulous stops along the way.

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Just outside of the city of Waukesha is Retzer Nature Center. Spanning and encompassing 450 acres, you can view colors as you hike along the trails. In nearby Delafield, you can ascend the observation tower at Lapham Peak, known as the highest point in Waukesha County, for stunning 360-degree aerial views of the treetops.

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Bolz Conservancy is a hidden gem for fall color viewing in Waunakee. Its peaceful trails wind throughout the prairie, offering a spectacular view over the Village! As you explore, you'll also be treated to a unique bonus: a distant but picturesque view of the Wisconsin State Capitol, framed by beautiful autumn foliage. This combo of natural beauty and iconic scenery makes Bolz Conservancy a must-visit spot for leaf peepers this fall.

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The City of West Allis is the perfect place for urban leaf-peeping. With over 22,000 trees along streets, on public grounds and in parks, there is no shortage of opportunities to enjoy fall foliage in the City. Keep your eyes peeled for tree-lined streets like 76th Street from Main Street to Greenfield Avenue or winding along the Root River Parkway. One of the most scenic spots to enjoy the leaves changing colors is at Greenfield Park. Enjoy a stroll along the shores of the water near the Greenfield Park Pavilion and enjoy more wooded areas along the Oak Leaf Trail. If you’re looking for more parks, stop by McCarty Park and walk the many paths, including around the lagoon for the best leaf views. Plus - don’t miss walking, biking or rollerblading on the Hank Aaron Trail through West Allis’ neighborhoods, often through wooded surroundings.

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Travel along the Wisconsin River and enjoy beautiful fall colors that fill the trees. Try an Upper Dells Boat Tour, Duck ride, or Ghost Boat to get into the mood for the spooky season. Walk along the river at the Scenic River Walk, Dells of the Wisconsin River State Natural Area, or George Crandall Memorial Forest. Take a day to explore the sights and sounds of Mirror Lake or Rocky Arbor State Park, or travel nearby to enjoy the views at Devil's Lake State Park.

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