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11/06/2025

The famed “Tunnel of Trees,” a 20-mile stretch of the narrow and winding M-119 Scenic Heritage Route in Michigan’s Lower Peninsula. Beginning just north of Harbor Springs and ending at Cross Village, the road hugs the Lake Michigan shoreline bluff, with a dense, overhanging canopy of northern hardwoods—including maple, birch, and oak—that transforms into a kaleidoscope of brilliant reds, golds, and oranges. The peak fall foliage for this northern Lower Michigan route typically occurs between late September and mid-October, making this the most popular time to visit, despite the high traffic. Key stops along the scenic, centerline-free road include the historic Good Hart General Store and the eccentric, Polish-themed Legs Inn restaurant in Cross Village, along with numerous overlooks providing stunning views of the colorful forest contrasting with the deep blue of Lake Michigan.

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11/05/2025

Acadia National Park in Maine is a premier destination for “leaf peeping.” The essential touring experience is the 27-mile Park Loop Road, a scenic drive that links many of the park’s highlights, including the summit of Cadillac Mountain (reservations required during peak season) for stunning panoramic views of the colorful forest and islands. Visitors can also immerse themselves in the autumn splendor by walking the easy, boardwalk-lined Jesup Path through a colorful birch forest or hiking around the reflection-filled waters of Jordan Pond. For a unique perspective, the 57 miles of historic Carriage Roads are perfect for an easy bike ride or stroll, while the coastal Ocean Path provides a constant contrast between the vibrant foliage and the crashing waves at spots like Thunder Hole.

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11/04/2025

Every year, the trees stage a quiet revolution. Chlorophyll steps back, and suddenly the hidden pigments—burnished golds, ember reds, and smoky oranges—take the spotlight. It’s not just a color change; it’s a visible clock. A fall colors tour is your invitation to walk through that clock, to step inside a living calendar where every mile is a new page.

In the Fall colors tour guide below, we’ll identify smart routes to explore for discovering fall foliage as well as other autumnal destinations. We’ll share sunrise and golden-hour tips, how to photograph leaves without blowing out the highlights, and what to pack so you’re ready for frosty mornings and warm afternoons.

In the Fall colors tour guide below, we’ll identify smart routes to explore for discovering fall foliage as well as other autumnal destinations.

10/31/2025

Most people are familiar with the story: Police accused Lizzie Borden of brutally bludgeoning her father and stepmother with a hatchet in this home in 1892. Despite allegations that Lizzie had financial motives for the murder, she was acquitted later that same year due to the lack of physical evidence – although no one else has ever been charged for the murders. The Borden home has been converted into a museum and bed & breakfast where visitors can see gruesome crime scene photos and even sleep in the rooms where the murders were committed. Guests and employees alike have reported all kinds of strange activity in the house, including the sounds of footsteps and weeping, a ghost in Victorian-era clothing wandering the halls, doors opening and closing by themselves, and whispered conversations coming from empty rooms.

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10/31/2025

This luxury ocean liner sailed the Atlantic Ocean from 1936 to 1967. Over the years it carried dignitaries and Hollywood celebrities such as Gen. Dwight Eisenhower, Elizabeth, Taylor, and Audrey Hepburn, among others. It became a troop ship during World War II, and Winston Churchill signed the D-Day Declaration on board. The ship is reportedly haunted by the spirits of those who died aboard, including a young sailor who was crushed to death by a door in the engine room, and a crew member who was murdered in cabin B340. The city of Long Beach has turned the ship into a hotel, and in October each year it transforms into the frightening Halloween attraction, “Dark Harbor.”

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10/29/2025

Famous for the 1692 Witch Trials, Salem has a somber and sordid side that contrasts with its serene, historic harbor and tree-lined streets. Those accused in 1692 were not witches but were accused due to the Puritan beliefs of the time. By the time the Trials ended, more than 150 people had been jailed and 19 were hanged. Some believe the spirits of those executed still haunt the town today. Beginning in 1982, a month-long event called “Salem Haunted Happenings” offers visitors everything from ghost tours and haunted harbor cruises to psychic readings, magic shows, and more, making this one of the best places to visit for Halloween.

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10/27/2025

10 of the Best Scary Places to Visit for Halloween

What better time to visit some of the most haunted places in America. Here are 10 of the best scary places to visit for Halloween.

10/27/2025

10 Most Haunted Places In America

Here are ten of the most haunted places in America, along with their eerie histories, to enjoy during Halloween.

10/20/2025

Fun Ideas for Fall

It's Fall and there are so many fun activities. Here are some of our favorite fun ideas for Fall to make it a special season.

10/13/2025

Zion National Park: Guide to Camping, Hotels and Hiking

Planning a trip to Zion National Park? This comprehensive guide covers everything you need—camping, hotels, and unforgettable hiking trails.

10/07/2025

Top 20 Best Superhero Movies

Defining the "best" superhero movies is a massive task, accounting for cultural impact and critical reception. Here is our list of the top superhero movies.

10/03/2025

The Lisbon Cathedral, or Sé de Lisboa, is the oldest and most important church in the city, an imposing, fortress-like monument that dominates the entrance to the historic Alfama district. Its history is a testament to Portugal's beginnings, as its construction began in 1147 immediately after King Afonso Henriques reconquered Lisbon from the Moors, built directly on the site of the former grand mosque. The cathedral's core is predominantly severe Romanesque in style, evident in its thick walls and twin battlement towers, though centuries of restorations—especially after the devastating 1755 earthquake—have incorporated Gothic, Baroque, and Neoclassical elements.

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https://www.flyost.com/ultimate-travel-guide-lisbon-portugal/