Take a Joy Ride on M119, the Tunnel of Trillium
Right now, the already glorious Tunnel of Trees offers an early-bird bonus—wild trillium. And the seat of a vintage car is the ideal throne to soak up warm rays on its scenic curves.The journey begins in Harbor Springs. Our ride, a 1972 VW Super Beetle, couldn’t have...
Adventures Await! Download our Tunnel of Trees Scavenger Hunt
Northern Michigan’s iconic Tunnel of Trees is not just a fall colors destination—there’s lots of four-season fun to be had along M119. Our scavenger hunt, created in tandem with the April issue of Traverse, Northern Michigan’s Magazine, will take you...
Stop by Good Hart General Store on Michigan’s Tunnel of Trees
Good Hart General Store looks just about the same as it did in 1934 when it was built by Cliff Powers, who ran the general grocery, butchery and gas station until 1971. Today, the little red store on M-119’s Tunnel of Trees still draws crowds of locals and...
Explore the New Hoogland Family Nature Preserve Along the Tunnel of Trees
It’s rare that a major conservation project is described as “simple.” And when a 100-acre parcel came up for sale along the scenic Tunnel of Trees, the Little Traverse Conservancy’s Kieran Fleming certainly didn’t think preserving it would be a slam dunk. For one, the...Bike the Tunnel of Trees: Pro Tips From McLain Cycle and Fitness
A few miles northwest of Harbor Springs, M119 wanders a serpentine route along the Lake Michigan coastline. The road makes a climb just outside town to a bluff, and then continues north for 26 miles, laying out one of the Midwest’s finest cycling routes. At times M119...
Guide to Michigan’s Iconic Tunnel of Trees on M-119
Guide to M-119 Tunnel of Trees, a premiere Michigan attraction, including Northern Michigan restaurants, shopping, lodging from Petoskey to Harbor Springs.
Plan Your Trip to M-119’s Tunnel of Trees (Insider Tips!)
Northern Michigan Attractions: Find the winding, breathtaking Tunnel of Trees (M-119) near Petoskey and the scenic route to Mackinac Island.
