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PETOSKEY AREA Fall Color Guide PETOSKEY • HARBOR SPRINGS • BAY HARBOR • BOYNE CITY A MICHIGAN TREASURE Add “WOW” to your week The color here is as spectacular during the week as on weekends — and easy to get out and enjoy. Choose from five color routes we’ve already mapped out (including the Tunnel of Trees). Visit a farm market or winery. Browse unique shops. Golf outstanding courses. Whenever you visit, our legendary northern Michigan color adds a special aura to any outdoor activity. 5 COLOR TOURS Tap on the tour you’d like to explore or scroll to view them all Tunnel of Trees Circle Lake Charlevoix Jordan River Valley Tour Surf and Turf Tri-County Tour To share your pictures with the visitors bureau, please be sure to tag them with @petoskeyarea. Tunnel of Trees Tunnel of Trees Driving Directions 50 miles and about 1 1/4 hours drive time. This tour has earned nationwide acclaim. As you tour, read the markers along the way for points of historical significance. Also, be sure to visit the unique shops in Good Hart and Cross Village, including a general store, antiques shop and art studios. They tend to close in mid-October. • Depart Harbor Springs north on M-119 through Cross Village • Continue on M-119 turning left on Lake Shore Drive to Lakeview Road at Sturgeon Bay • Continue on Lakeview, which becomes Gill Road • On Gill Road, go 3 miles to Pleasantview Road (C-81) • Continue south on Pleasantview Road to M-119 • Turn right on M-119 to return to Harbor Springs View a map of attractions Points of Interest Boyne Highlands Chairlift Rides Boyne Highlands Resort, Harbor Springs 855.229.3421 ~ boynehighlands.com Boyne Highlands Zipline Adventure Boyne Highlands Resort, Harbor Springs 855.229.3421 ~ boynehighlands.com Good Hart General Store 1075 N Lake Shore Dr, Harbor Springs 231.526.7661 ~ goodhartstore.com Legs Inn 6425 N Lake Shore Dr, Cross Village 231.526.2281 ~ legsinn.com Pond Hill Farm - Winery, Brewery, Café, Market 5699 South Lake Shore Drive, Harbor Springs 231.526.FARM (3276) ~ pondhill.com BACK TO LIST OF TOURS ! Circle Lake Charlevoix Driving Directions 35 miles and about 50 minutes drive time. At Mount McSauba Park, explore sand dunes, hiking trails and the beach. • Depart Boyne City north on Lake Street (C-56) to US-31 • Turn left at US-31 for about one mile • Turn right on Mercer Boulevard and continue to the last street • Take a left at the end, then another left • Continue to Mount McSauba Road and turn right at the stop sign, returning to US-31 • Continue on US-31 straight into town • Depart Charlevoix on US-31 South to M-66 • Take a left into Ironton • Turn left and board the ferry (nominal fee) • Continue straight along Ferry Road to Boyne City Points of Interest Ironton Ferry Advance & Charlevoix 231.308.3727 (recorded info) charlevoixcounty.org/ironton_ferry Stiggs Brewery & Kitchen 112 South Park Street, Boyne City 231.497.6100 ~ stiggsbrewingcompany.com BACK TO LIST OF TOURS ! Jordan River Valley Tour Driving Directions 50 miles and about one hour drive time. Enjoy the spectacular scenic overlooks. • Depart Boyne Falls west along M-75 one mile to Deer Lake Road (C-48) and bear left • Stay left on C-48 into East Jordan • Turn left at M-66 • Turn left on Alba Road • Take a left at the junction of US-131 • Continue five miles to the Dead Man’s Hill turnoff and go left • Backtrack to US-131, turn left and return to Boyne Falls Points of Interest 1918 Cellars at Castle Farms 5052 M-66 North, Charlevoix 231.237.0884 ~ 1918cellars.com Boyne Mountain Chairlift Rides Boyne Mountain Resort, Boyne Falls 855.248.8441 ~ boynemountain.com Boyne Mountain Zipline Adventure Boyne Mountain Resort, Boyne Falls 855.248.8441 ~ boynemountain.com Castle Farms 5052 M-66, Charlevoix 231.237.0884 ~ castlefarms.com Castle tours, gardens, history. BACK TO LIST OF TOURS ! Surf and Turf Driving Directions 35 miles and about 45 minutes drive time. Rolling hills, picturesque farms and Lake Charlevoix make this a “can’t miss” tour. • Depart Charlevoix along US-31 South to the Ellsworth turn (C-48) in Atwood • Turn left on C-48, continue five miles and turn left on Church, then left again at the next stop, staying on C-48 • In East Jordan, turn left on M-66 • Stay on M-66 to US-31 • A right on US-31 takes you back into Charlevoix Points of Interest Friske Orchards Farm Market & Country Haus 10743 North U.S. 31 at Atwood 231.599.2604 ~ friske.com Royal Farms Market and Winery 10445 North U.S. 31, Ellsworth 231.599.3222 ~ royalfarmsinc.com BACK TO LIST OF TOURS ! Tri-County Tour Driving Directions 62 miles and about 1 1/4 hours drive time. On your return to Petoskey, be sure to enjoy the awesome view as you crest the hill entering town. • Depart Petoskey east on Mitchell Street (C-58) to Wolverine • Take a right at the stop light onto Straits Highway, continue for seven miles to Thumb Lake Road (C-48) • Take a right to US-131 • Go left on US-131 to Boyne Falls • Turn west on M-75 to Boyne City • Stay on M-75 north through Walloon Lake Village to US-131 • Turn left and return to Petoskey Points of Interest Beards Brewery 215 East Lake St., Petoskey 231.753.2221 ~ beardsbrewery.com Bill’s Farm Market 4450 East Mitchell Road, Petoskey 231.347.6735 ~ billsfarmmarket.com Boyne Valley Vineyards 05325 U.S. 131 South, Petoskey 231.373.2090 ~ boynevalleyvineyards.com Coveyou Scenic Farm Market 4160 U.S. 131 South, Petoskey Business: 231.348.1278, Market: 231.347.0011 coveyouscenicfarm.com Mackinaw Trail Winery & Brewery 3423 U.S. 131, Petoskey 231.487.1910 ~ mackinawtrailwinery.com Maple Moon Sugarbush & Winery 4454 Atkins Road, Petoskey 231.487.9058 ~ mmsyrup.com Petoskey Farms Vineyard & Winery 3720 Atkins Road, Petoskey 231.290.WINE (9463) ~ petoskeyfarms.com Stiggs Brewery & Kitchen 112 South Park Street, Boyne City 231.497.6100 ~ stiggsbrewingcompany.com BACK TO LIST OF TOURS ! Other Area Wineries and Breweries Crooked Vine Vineyard & Winery 8370 Lakeview Road, Alanson 231.881.6582 ~ crookedvinewine.com Petoskey Brewing 1844 M-119, Petoskey 231.753.2057 ~ petoskeybrewing.com Resort Pike Cidery & Winery 3471 Resort Pike Road, Petoskey 231.753.2508 ~ resortpike.com Rudbeckia Farm & Winery/ Burnt Marshmallow Brewery 3379 Lake Grove Road, Petoskey 231.622.4173 ~ rudbeckiafarm.com Seasons of the North Winery/ Burt Lake Brewery 9090 West M-68, Indian River 231.548.1280 ~ seasonsofthenorth.com Spare Key Winery 06872 Upper Bayshore Road, Charlevoix 231.250.7442 ~ sparekeywinery.com Walloon Lake Winery 3149 Intertown Road, Petoskey 231.622.8645 ~ walloonlakewinery.com Winery and Brewery Tours Blue Lakes by the Bay Transportation Petoskey 231.932.1065 ~ petoskeywinetours.com Northern Michigan Wine and Beer Tours 410 Mason Street, Charlevoix 231.437.3339 northernmichiganwineandbeertours.com Sunset Premier Shuttle 825 Charlevoix Avenue, Petoskey 231.497.1182 ~ sunsetpremiershuttle.com Vine Ride - Petoskey Area Wine Tours Petoskey 231.709.3450 ~ mivineride.com BACK TO LIST OF TOURS ! Boyne Highlands Resort Arthur Hills Golf Once the leaves have turned, the immaculate greens on each of our 17 spectacular courses are surrounded by a kaleidoscope of color. Along with lower rates, it’s easy to see why many people feel that fall is the best time of year to play our magnificent courses. Bay Harbor Golf Club, Bay Harbor 5800 Coastal Ridge Drive 866.709.1362 ~ BOYNEgolf.com The Links, The Preserve, The Quarry Belvedere Golf Club 5731 Marion Center Road, Charlevoix 866.547.2611 ~ belvederegolfclub.com Boyne Highlands Resort, Harbor Springs 866.709.1362 ~ BOYNEgolf.com Arthur Hills, 250 Heather Drive Donald Ross Memorial, 250 Heather Drive The Heather, 1343 Heather Drive The Moor, 250 Heather Drive Boyne Mountain Resort, Boyne Falls 450 Deer Lake Road 866.709.1362 ~ BOYNEgolf.com The Alpine, The Monument Charlevoix Golf & Fitness 9600 Clubhouse Drive, Charlevoix 231.547.9796 ~ chxcountryclub.com Chestnut Valley Golf Course 1875 Clubhouse Drive, Harbor Springs 231.526.9100 ~ chestnutvalleygolf.com Crooked Tree Golf Club 600 Crooked Tree Drive, Petoskey 866.709.1362 ~ BOYNEgolf.com Dunmaglas Golf Club 09031 Boyne City Road, Charlevoix 231.547.GOLF (4653) ~ dunmaglas.com Harbor Point Golf Club 8475 South Lake Shore Drive, Harbor Springs 231.526.2951 ~ harborpointgolfclub.com Hidden River Golf & Casting Club 7688 Maple River Road, Brutus 231.529.4653 ~ hiddenriver.com Springbrook Golf Club 6151 Springvale Road, Boyne Falls 231.535.5155 ~ springbrookgolf.com BACK TO LIST OF TOURS ! Biking Smoothly coast along our paved pathways as they wind through landscape that has come alive with magnificent fall color. Your ride will put you in the midst of the breathtaking hues that make autumn cycling here an unforgettable experience. Hiking Lace up your boots, make sure your cell phone is charged (you’ll want to take a ton of pictures) and explore some of the most beautiful trails imaginable. Shopping Clothing, gift items and one-of-a-kind treasures await you. Browse (and buy!) to your heart’s content in the many unique shops and boutiques that you’ll find in the downtowns and dotted throughout the Petoskey Area communities. Tuck in to a cozy coffee shop or restaurant when you want to relax between stops. BACK TO LIST OF TOURS ! Petoskey Area Visitors Bureau 401 E. Mitchell St., Petoskey, MI 49770 800.845.2828 or 231.348.2755 [email protected] ~ PetoskeyArea.com Follow PetoskeyArea on: ©2021 Petoskey Area Visitors Bureau.
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