Tunnel of trees

The high or low canopies of the trees create a nature-made tunnel. There are different places throughout the world where you can walk or drive through these tree tunnels and experience what it's like to be embraced by nature.

Michigan 119, one of the nation's narrowest highways, snakes along Lake Michigan’s shoreline and features a tunnel of hardwood trees growing at the road’s edge. Here are some places to stop along the route during the fall.

Do you know what to expect when traveling through the gorgeous Tunnel of Trees in Michigan? Here are 10+ tips on things to know before you start your drive.

Tree Tunnel in Halnaker, England | © Follow @fantasy_globe

A guide to M-119 Tunnel of Trees, a premier Michigan attraction, including restaurants, shopping & lodging from Petoskey to Harbor Springs.

Florida is home to many wonders, but one of its hidden gems is the Martin Grade Scenic Highway, or to those who know it well, simply "The Grade."

Fall is the best time of year to visit Michigan's Tunnel of Trees! Before hitting the road, take a look at this guide for this scenic route.

A lush and leisurely road trip down the historic M-119, lovingly referred to as the Tunnel of Trees, is a must-see byway in any season!