These are the best roads

As Michigan’s fall leaves begin to bloom in a colorful canopy, the state’s county road associations have put together a list (actually five) of the most charming drives you can enjoy this month, especially if you’re not going anywhere in a hurry. Ta.

“We’re all looking for new ways to spend our time,” said Dennis Donahue, CEO of the Michigan Highway Association. “is the ideal method,” he added. The beauty that the nation has to offer.

The association on Monday published a list of Michigan’s best county roads for enjoying the fall scenery, based on information from Michigan’s 83 local county road associations. The results were presented separately for each region (Lower Peninsula, Upper Peninsula).

The best viewing days in southeastern Michigan are October 9th to October 23rd, when you can see colorful fall foliage and sunsets, as well as “sun-kissed sweet corn” and “sweet corn” on some roads. People can also stop by to eat some food, the association said. “Freshly picked crunchy apple”

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“We like to say that when you’re not driving on the interstate, you’re driving on the back roads,” the state association said. In that announcement. “It’s a long road or a scenic route, a beautiful country road with the best views, and that’s where memories are made.”

Here’s a list for Southeast Michigan: