Let’s be honest, there are endless natural wonders in Wisconsin to explore all year long. But autumn in Wisconsin? We shine. Who hasn’t fallen in love with our trees during this fantastic season? If you’re wondering where to see fall colors in Wisconsin, embark on this wonderful road trip. Let’s indulge and explore the best fall foliage in Wisconsin.
Here’s a direct link our map of the Wisconsin fall foliage road trip.
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And here are the details of where to spot the best fall scenery in Wisconsin:
- High Cliff State Park
Royal Broil/Flickr These rocks are part of the same rocks that go all the way to Niagara Falls, New York. Golden trees growing out from them is a huge bonus. Come and experience the most spectacular fall colors in Wisconsin at High Cliff State Park. High Cliff State Park Road, High Cliff State Park Rd, Harrison, WI 54952, USA
- Peninsula State Park
WIsconsin DNR/Flickr Green Bay never looked so good. Climb to an observation tower to see these tree tops as they grow along the shimmering blue water. Details about Peninsula State Park are available here. Peninsula State Park, 9462 Shore Rd, Fish Creek, WI 54212, USA
- Kettle Moraine
GreggMP/Flickr This large forest offers many opportunities to get great views of the trees from above. Head out now to see the trees in all of their stunning colors. You’ll be absolutely enamored with Kettle Moraine. Kettle Moraine State Forest, Kewaskum, WI 53040, USA
- Holy Hill
Jim Bauer/Flickr This gorgeous church is visited year round, and amazes year round. But check out how awesome it looks in the fall. Holy Hill - Basilica and National Shrine of Mary Help of Christians, 1525 Carmel Rd, Hubertus, WI 53033, USA
- Devil’s Lake State Park
Yinan Chen/Flickr Wisconsin’s most visited park gets many extra visitors during fall. These trees looking stunning on these large bluffs surrounding the lake. Want more info about Devil’s Lake? You can find it here. Ice Age National Scenic Trail, Wisconsin, USA
- Blue Mound State Park
Amit Mittal/Flickr This is one of the most underrated state parks in Wisconsin. Just check out this view of the tree tops and valley below. Blue Mound State Park, 4350 Mounds Park Rd, Blue Mounds, WI 53517, USA
- Wyalusing State Park
Anne Marie Peterson/Flickr Nothing provides a more incredible backdrop to fall than the Mississippi River. These colorful trees at Wyalusing State Park are intensified with this glorious backdrop. State Park Lane, State Park Ln, Wyalusing, WI 53801, USA
- Wildcat Mountain State Park
Yinan Chen/Flickr Hike through this incredible park for some of the most delightful views in Wisconsin. The observation point has a great view of the Kickapoo River. Wildcat Mountain State Park, E13660 WI-33, Ontario, WI 54651, USA
- Mill Bluff State Park
Yinan Chen/Flickr This natural wonder in Wisconsin was carved out of sandstone some 12,000 years ago. It looks even more amazing surrounded by red trees - and it’s the perfect place to wrap up our fall road trip in Wisconsin. Mill Bluff State Park, 15819 Funnel Rd, Camp Douglas, WI 54618, USA
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Royal Broil/Flickr
These rocks are part of the same rocks that go all the way to Niagara Falls, New York. Golden trees growing out from them is a huge bonus. Come and experience the most spectacular fall colors in Wisconsin at High Cliff State Park.
High Cliff State Park Road, High Cliff State Park Rd, Harrison, WI 54952, USA
WIsconsin DNR/Flickr
Green Bay never looked so good. Climb to an observation tower to see these tree tops as they grow along the shimmering blue water. Details about Peninsula State Park are available here.
Peninsula State Park, 9462 Shore Rd, Fish Creek, WI 54212, USA
GreggMP/Flickr
This large forest offers many opportunities to get great views of the trees from above. Head out now to see the trees in all of their stunning colors. You’ll be absolutely enamored with Kettle Moraine.
Kettle Moraine State Forest, Kewaskum, WI 53040, USA
Jim Bauer/Flickr
This gorgeous church is visited year round, and amazes year round. But check out how awesome it looks in the fall.
Holy Hill - Basilica and National Shrine of Mary Help of Christians, 1525 Carmel Rd, Hubertus, WI 53033, USA
Yinan Chen/Flickr
Wisconsin’s most visited park gets many extra visitors during fall. These trees looking stunning on these large bluffs surrounding the lake. Want more info about Devil’s Lake? You can find it here.
Ice Age National Scenic Trail, Wisconsin, USA
Amit Mittal/Flickr
This is one of the most underrated state parks in Wisconsin. Just check out this view of the tree tops and valley below.
Blue Mound State Park, 4350 Mounds Park Rd, Blue Mounds, WI 53517, USA
Anne Marie Peterson/Flickr
Nothing provides a more incredible backdrop to fall than the Mississippi River. These colorful trees at Wyalusing State Park are intensified with this glorious backdrop.
State Park Lane, State Park Ln, Wyalusing, WI 53801, USA
Hike through this incredible park for some of the most delightful views in Wisconsin. The observation point has a great view of the Kickapoo River.
Wildcat Mountain State Park, E13660 WI-33, Ontario, WI 54651, USA
This natural wonder in Wisconsin was carved out of sandstone some 12,000 years ago. It looks even more amazing surrounded by red trees - and it’s the perfect place to wrap up our fall road trip in Wisconsin.
Mill Bluff State Park, 15819 Funnel Rd, Camp Douglas, WI 54618, USA
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The OIYS Visitor Center
Best Fall Foliage In Wisconsin August 14, 2019 Elisa Regulski What is the best time to see peak fall foliage in Wisconsin? Autumn colors descend upon the state from north to south. You’ll first begin to see the bright leaves in mid-September. These breathtaking sights will last until the end of October. This is the best time to experience Wisconsin’s incredible views. Where are the best places in Wisconsin to see fall foliage? Holy Hill Church, located in Hubertus, is a stunning place to view Wisconsin’s fall foliage. The graceful spires overlook a sea of color. Lake Geneva is another magical place to view this state’s autumn beauty. The colorful trees reflect in the water, and the crisp fall air hits your face. People also love experiencing fall’s beauty along Great River Road in western Wisconsin. What are the best Wisconsin hikes to take in the fall? The Seven Bridges Trail, located in Milwaukee’s Grant Park, blossoms with fall color in September and October. This 2-mile trail is short and easy, so it’s the perfect family outing. Another easy fall hike is the Sentinel Trail in Peninsula State Park. This 2-mile loop weaves through a breathtaking 85-year-old pine plantation. There’s even a paved gravel section that makes this stroll especially breezy.
The OIYS Visitor Center
Best Fall Foliage In Wisconsin
August 14, 2019
Elisa Regulski
What is the best time to see peak fall foliage in Wisconsin? Autumn colors descend upon the state from north to south. You’ll first begin to see the bright leaves in mid-September. These breathtaking sights will last until the end of October. This is the best time to experience Wisconsin’s incredible views. Where are the best places in Wisconsin to see fall foliage? Holy Hill Church, located in Hubertus, is a stunning place to view Wisconsin’s fall foliage. The graceful spires overlook a sea of color. Lake Geneva is another magical place to view this state’s autumn beauty. The colorful trees reflect in the water, and the crisp fall air hits your face. People also love experiencing fall’s beauty along Great River Road in western Wisconsin. What are the best Wisconsin hikes to take in the fall? The Seven Bridges Trail, located in Milwaukee’s Grant Park, blossoms with fall color in September and October. This 2-mile trail is short and easy, so it’s the perfect family outing. Another easy fall hike is the Sentinel Trail in Peninsula State Park. This 2-mile loop weaves through a breathtaking 85-year-old pine plantation. There’s even a paved gravel section that makes this stroll especially breezy.
The OIYS Visitor Center
The OIYS Visitor Center
Autumn colors descend upon the state from north to south. You’ll first begin to see the bright leaves in mid-September. These breathtaking sights will last until the end of October. This is the best time to experience Wisconsin’s incredible views.
Where are the best places in Wisconsin to see fall foliage?
Holy Hill Church, located in Hubertus, is a stunning place to view Wisconsin’s fall foliage. The graceful spires overlook a sea of color. Lake Geneva is another magical place to view this state’s autumn beauty. The colorful trees reflect in the water, and the crisp fall air hits your face. People also love experiencing fall’s beauty along Great River Road in western Wisconsin.
What are the best Wisconsin hikes to take in the fall?
The Seven Bridges Trail, located in Milwaukee’s Grant Park, blossoms with fall color in September and October. This 2-mile trail is short and easy, so it’s the perfect family outing. Another easy fall hike is the Sentinel Trail in Peninsula State Park. This 2-mile loop weaves through a breathtaking 85-year-old pine plantation. There’s even a paved gravel section that makes this stroll especially breezy.
