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The Tunnel of Trees in Northern Michigan is a historically significant route that follows an ancient Native American trail along the coast of Lake Michigan. This narrow, winding road stretches for 20 scenic miles, passing through charming small towns beneath a natural canopy of trees that form the iconic ‘tunnel.’ While brown bears are known to inhabit the area, this playful family of four is especially bold—curious about the road, and happily enjoying the snow and bright winter sunshine.
The Tunnel of Trees in Northern Michigan is a historically significant route that follows an ancient Native American trail along the coast of Lake Michigan. This narrow, winding road stretches for 20 scenic miles, passing through charming small towns beneath a natural canopy of trees that form the iconic ‘tunnel.’ While brown bears are known to inhabit the area, this playful family of four is especially bold—curious about the road, and happily enjoying the snow and bright winter sunshine.