Showing posts with label Autumn Colors. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Autumn Colors. Show all posts

Tuesday, November 11, 2025

2025 Autumn Colors in Michigan

 Michigan has had beautiful fall colors all the way into November this year.  Here are some parks and places we visited this Fall. 

October 14 2025 Ludington State Park 



October 14 2025
Gales Pond County Park in Oceana County


October 15
Stearns Creek County Park (north)

October 17 
Hofma Preserve, Grand Haven Township Park

October 19 2025
Connor Bayou Park, Ottawa County



October 21 2025 

Hofma Preserve, Grand Haven Township Park




October 21 2025

Stearns Creek Park, Ottawa County Park



October 24 2025
Rosy Mound Natural Area, Ottawa County Park



Barred Owl along the trail at Rosy Mound.

October 25 2025 Hofma Preserve
Tulip Tree


The leaves started to change color here around the middle of October.  The trees held their leaves a long time.  

Most mornings I have been riding my bike around the neighborhood. Every day I pedaled past the most colorful tree.  Finally, one day I stopped and took a picture.

Next post Wedding Anniversary trips up north. And more Fall color!

Monday, November 22, 2021

Kirk Park and Rosy Mound Natural Area, Ottawa County Michigan. November 1 and 2, 2021

 Both of these parks are along the shores of Lake Michigan, which means there are lots of stairs over forested dunes to get to the big Lake.  First Kirk Park.  I went here November 1, I counted 466 steps over the wooded dune.  Some of the stairs were eroded away last year with high Lake Michigan water levels.

Kirk Park













This is the map from my walk I didn't really go out into the lake. 







The next day I met my daughter at Rosy Mound Natural Area.  We walked all the trails and stairs!  It was a wonderful walk. 
















I hope you enjoyed these walks. Thanks for stopping by.

Monday, November 15, 2021

Hofma Preserve Grand Haven Michigan. October 2021

 A walk at Hofma Preserve in Grand Haven Township 















This is the park I walk at most often.  It is close to home, it has woods, water, lots of trails. 

Hofma Preserve has 446 acres with approximately 4.5 miles of trails, an 885 foot floating bridge, 17 space parking area and a restroom.

Hofma Park has 120 acres with 1 shelter, a restroom, a soccer field, 78 space parking area, a softball field and a developed playground.