Those successful at fishing report catching muskies longer than 50-inches on area lakes including Big Detroit, Pelican (and Fish), Sallie, Many Point, Beers Lake and Lake Melissa. If you’re looking for a truly unique fishing experience, why not go for the ultimate in Minnesota fishing – muskie! Cooler temps mean cooler water and more hungry fish after your hook. With cooler temperatures and less humidity, fall is perfect to hit any of the 400+ lakes in the Detroit Lakes area to cast a fishing line. Enjoy miles of adventure on the contour flow trails or for the adventure seeker and more skilled rider try the lift-accessed downhill trails that drop down the side of the mountain over berms, rollers, jumps and drops featuring large custom wooden ride-over features. The Detroit Mountain Recreation Area, four miles east of Detroit Lakes, offers mountain bike trails to immerse yourself in fall color scenery. The Detroit Lakes area has miles of trails to choose from at two-plus area venues: Maplelag Resort and Mountain View County Park. Mountain bikers come from all over to explore everything from scenic trails to heart-thumping steep slopes and switchbacks.
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You can download our Fall Colors tour map and hit the road. Peak leaf colors in the Detroit Lakes typically occur at the end of September/first week of October. Lake Country Scenic Byway – Highway 34 east of Detroit Lakes gifts you with the changing landscape from prairie to hardwoods and increasing dark green spires of conifers.Fall on the Prairie – Tamarac National Wildlife Refuge: also abundant forests with evergreens, hardwoods and provides awesome mid-season colors.Northern Tour – Itasca State Park: featuring rich forest, evergreens, deciduous trees and excellent mid-season colors.Southern Tour – Maplewood State Park: rich in deciduous trees and offers great early-season colors.Autumn in lakes country is the opportune time to take leisurely drives and hikes to see the spectacular changing Minnesota foliage colors! Now’s the perfect time to Visit Detroit Lakes before (gasp) the snow flies.
Though we rarely want to say goodbye to summer, the fall has its perks in Detroit Lakes: gorgeous colors perfect for road trips and bike rides, leisurely vacationing with fewer crowds, muskie fishing and end-of-season deals. The Minnesota DNR fall colors map provides fall foliage color updates.ĥ Reasons to Experience Fall in Detroit Lakes, MNįollowing Labor Day, the crisp fall air sneaks in to cool things off in Minnesota. See our Color Tour map with three options for hikes and scenic drives in the crisp fall air that heightens the woodsy aroma in forests. Where there is open water throughout the winter, you may find Trumpeter Swans feeding. Trumpeter Swans are gathering on area lakes before some migrate. Tamaracks are the only area conifer whose needles turn golden and then fall off in the coming weeks. Look for tamarack trees that have turned golden. Although wind has blown many leaves off trees, you’ll still find pops of color. Blackledge)įall leaf colors in the Detroit Lakes area are past peak. Tamarack trees turning golden (photo by K.
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