This overlook is a stunner in every season, but autumn gets full bragging rights. Deadman’s Hill Overlook: The crown jewel of our area is undoubtedly Deadman’s Hill. As an added bonus, Aspen Park shares a boundary with our City Elk Park, giving you the opportunity to see and hear majestic elk during one of their most active seasons.ĥ. Aspen Park: This 100 acre park just minutes from downtown Gaylord may not have the sweeping views of a lush valley, but you’ll love being encompassed in colors from every angle.
Looking for four seasons of fun? Request or view our Visitor’s Guide!Ĥ. Outfitters are available for rentals and guided trips. Paddle the glassy shoreline of our birch and maple-lined lakes or rent a raft and tour the rushing waters of the Sturgeon River. Inland lakes and rivers: While you may not want to take a swim during peak color season, our waterways are still filled with activity.
#Michigan scenery free#
Interested in golf? Request your free copy of Northern Michigan Golfer Magazine!ģ. Fall rates are excellent, so it’s the perfect time to give Gaylord’s signature sport a shot while enjoying an impressive color tour. The Gaylord Golf Mecca: Technically, this encompasses 17 different locations, but who’s counting? This is a no-brainer for golfers, but if you’re not skilled at swinging a stick, take your camera and don’t worry about it if you can’t hit the ball. Or, treat yourself to an adventure and paddle the flowing waters of the Sturgeon River for a different angle.Ģ. But our point is simple – VALLEYS MAKE FOR STUNNING VIEWS! Visit Treetops Resort or Otsego Resort for two of the most breathtaking views in Otsego County. The Pigeon River Valley and Sturgeon River Valley: Yes, these are two different locations. Paddle our inland lakes, hike or bike any trail of your choice or just turn down a dirt road and explore…you will not be disappointed.īut we all have favorite places and we are happy to share our top 5 scenic fall vistas with you:ġ. Gaylord is exquisite in autumn and it doesn’t matter which direction you travel. Want to know the best lakes for paddling? Request our Lakes Brochure! Northern Michigan is simply stunning this time of the year…there’s no way around it. Even though we love our blissful summers in Gaylord, Michigan, no one seems to mind when October rolls around and the landscape transforms into an intricate mosaic of colors. It’s those peek-a-boo moments through the lush greenery and the sudden crisp air filling your lungs that truly signal the beginning of fall. Being All Outdoors takes on a whole new meaning during our most vibrant season!Īs autumn approaches each year, you can’t help but feel excitement as you see the first leaves melding from their usual green state to varying shades of red, orange and gold. Cast a line into the cooling waters of our lakes and streams. Lace up your hiking boots, throw on your favorite hoodie and trek out on a leaf-strewn pathway. Get All Outdoors – Glide along our glassy shores in a kayak or canoe.
#Michigan scenery Patch#
Make it an awesome Autumn in Gaylord, Michigan! Don’t miss these stops and activities that will brighten your day with crisp, colorful scenery and family fun for all ages.įleming Farms – Lose yourself in a 4-acre corn maze, take a hayride into the pumpkin patch to choose from 1,000’s of plump pumpkins, visit the friendly animals at the petting zoo and more!ĭowntown Farmer’s Market – Autumn is harvest time at the Downtown Gaylord Farmer’s Market under the Pavilion! Along with fresh cut flowers, homemade desserts and locally sourced honey, you’ll find an abundant selection of delectable in-season fruits and veggies.Įlk Viewing – Elk are most active during the fall, so whether you’re viewing them from the sidelines of the City Elk Park or touring backroads in the Pigeon River Country State Forest, our elk are on the move! Visit our elk viewing page for helpful hints and viewing areas. We hope you were able to visit and view our valleys and vistas coming to life last fall! Please check back as the seasons change for your fall color update.
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