Wave goodbye to summer and say hello to the delights of fall
From spooky costume parties to family fun, the Great Lakes Bay Region shines in the fall. Here are some places you can celebrate the season.
There is nothing quite like a Michigan autumn — even die-hard summer fans have to enjoy the fresh, brisk air; the colorful, crunchy leaves; and those incredibly vibrant fall sunsets. Autumn brings out some of Michigan’s best natural features and fun events.
There are many ways to enjoy this beautiful season in the Great Lakes Bay Region. Whether you are looking for family fun, spooky entertainment, or other activities to get you in the festive spirit, the area has something to offer you this fall.
Chippewa Nature Center – October 10
One of the best ways to see fall colors in the region is by kayak! Check out the colorful landscape with a leisurely autumn kayak trip down the Chippewa River. Expect to paddle from CNC down to the Tittabawassee River near Downtown Midland, return to CNC by van for the event. Learn more here.
Eastman’s Forgotten Ciders – Oct 12 & 19
Nothing says fall like a good cider, whether fresh pressed or hard and you’ll find plenty at Eastman’s Forgotten Ciders. You’ll find the release party of the long-awaited return of Eastman’s Cinnister, a cinnamon-infused cider on October 12. And if you’ve been to the taproom, you know that the Ward’s pooches are often frequent visitors. On October 19, Eastman’s Forgotten Ciders will be celebrating Growler the Cider Dog’s second birthday, with support going towards helping the Humane Society of Midland County.
Mother Nature’s Halloween Trail – Oct. 12 – Bay City State Park
This pumpkin-lit nature trail walk is perfect for ghosts and ghouls of all ages. Take a moonlit stroll from 6:00 – 9:00 p.m. through Bay City State Park, 3582 State Park Dr., and maybe even encounter some of Mother Nature’s night-time creatures – bats, spiders, owls, coyotes, and more. Along the trail, learn how these special creatures live and why humans sometimes misunderstand them. For more information, visit the Friends of Bay City State Park Facebook page or the Bay City State Park Facebook page.
– Oct. 12 – Historic Masonic Temple Theatre
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