Is This the Most Unique Spot for the Best Fall Views in Michigan?

If you want one of the most unique views that fall has to offer in the state of Michigan, you'll want to hit the road this weekend.

Michigan is truly blessed with stunning fall foliage every year. At some point, you'll be able to do some leaf peeping from anywhere, as peak fall foliage makes its way down the Mitten state.

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So, no matter where you live, you're likely to see some beautiful colors.

However, what has to be one of the most unique places to take in the fall foliage is experiencing its peak this weekend.

Best Places to See Fall Foliage in Michigan

Now's the time to makes some plans to travel to the top of the Lower Peninsula, just south of Petoskey, and head to Boyne Mountain.

Boyne Mountain is home to SkyBridge Michigan, which is the world's longest timber-towered suspension bridge.

The SkyBridge is 1,200 feet long and 118 feet high, and you can walk along it to overlook Boyne Valley.

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Peak Fall Foliage at Michigan's SkyBridge

Walking along it, you're literally walking among the tree tops, getting up close and personal with the stunning fall foliage.

With this blast of cold weather that Michigan's had lately, the colors have quickly approached peak, and this weekend (Oct. 18 - 20) will offers the best views of the fall colors from the SkyBridge.

Maybe make a whole weekend of it? Add plans to check out USA Today's No. 2 ranked spot for best places to visit this fall in America: Mackinac Island.