Duluth News Tribune: Explore autumn offerings along North Shore
23 Sep 2022
News, Cooperative Light & Power
DULUTH — The peak time for maple trees to paint the North Shore with splashes of orange and red leaves has arrived. Hints of the shift in seasons began around Labor Day, with prime inland maple foliage expected through Oct. 10 on the high ridges of the Sawtooth Mountains.
A second wave of brilliance comes in October when the birch and poplar trees display bright pops of yellow along the beaches of Lake Superior into early November.
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