Throughout the Great Lakes State, trees come to life each autumn with vibrant reds, oranges, and yellows. Michigan’s breathtaking fall colors are expected to be at their height during mid-October this year, so you’ll want to mark your calendars – and there’s one unique locale where you can spend countless hours exploring the season’s splendor.
Stony Creek Metropark is located at 4300 Main Park Dr. in Shelby Charter Township.
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You might have visited this sprawling park in years past to explore its many attractions, which range from soccer fields to lovely picnic areas to an educational nature center.
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While this 4,435-acre gem is overflowing with events year-round, a journey to Stony Creek in the fall is guaranteed to delight. Lace up your hiking boots and head out.
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Stony Creek offers trail options for visitors of all ages and transportation preferences, from nine separate nature trails to paved pathways for bicyclists, joggers, and skaters.
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Whether you opt for the two-mile Habitat Trail, the half-mile Reflection Trail, or a combo of varying routes, you’ll soon find yourself immersed in the sights of autumn.
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Marvel at a canopy of stunning leaves, which seem to be on fire with color. Along the way, you’ll also appreciate unique landscapes like meadows, prairies, and wetlands.
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Several trails offer gorgeous views of Stony Creek Lake, which adds to the seasonal charm. Nothing is more calming than watching leaves fall peacefully over the water.
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By the time you’ve completed your fall hike here, you’ll feel as if you’ve just emerged from a true autumnal wonderland. Stony Creek Metropark is a nature lover’s dream.
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For more information about this breathtaking hiking destination and the many other attractions available at Stony Creek Metropark, click here. Do you have a favorite fall trail? Share your suggestions below!
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