The rocky shores of the Lake Superior is one of the greatest drives to see the beautiful fall foliage. Typically, fall colors are at peak here around the end of September.
It took me a full day of driving with few stops along the road to get there, but it sure was worth it. There was a rain and it was already dark when I get to the Lake Superior Provincial Park, but it was totaly different view in the morning. The air was unbelievably fresh, may be because of the heavy rain the day before; the views were amazing and the colors were great. I even saw a black bear, who casually waited for me to drive by, so he or she can cross the highway.
If you don't like driving, there is a popular Agawa Canyon Tour Train departing from Sault Ste. Marie, but at the time I was there it was closed due to heavy rains.
Here are few pictures from that trip along the shore and from the Lake Superior Provincial Park.
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Fall Foliage Drive: Lake Superior
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Fall Foliage Drive: Lake Superior
Serpent river at one of the rest stops along the highway 17
Harris Creek at hwy 17 not too far from Iron Bridge, Ontario
The bridge over Agawa river. Lake Superior Provincial Park
Lake Superior, view from the rest stop
Highway 17 Near Wawa, Ontario
The statue of Canada Goose is a symbol of the community of Wawa,
which takes its name from the Ojibwe word for "wild goose"
which takes its name from the Ojibwe word for "wild goose"
Scenic Magpie Falls. Wawa, Ontario
Foliage around Trans Canada Higway
Trans Canada Higway
Trans Canada Higway
Sand river swollen after the heavy rain
Maple leaf, Lake Superior Provincial Park
Lake Superior Provincial Park
Evening Rays - Lake Superior Provincial Park
Lake Superior at sunset
Highway 638
Leeburn, Onario
