Fall sneaks up on Green Bay in the best way. One week the trees are green, and the next they’re on fire with color. Peak color usually shows up around the third week of October, but the change starts a few weeks earlier and sticks around well after, each day adding a new splash to the mix. From riverside trails to quiet parks and scenic overlooks, the whole area lights up in reds, oranges, and golden yellows.
If you’re ready to trade green for gold, this guide is for you. Grab your camera and your favorite flannel. We’ve got over 15 places in the area to catch those perfect fall colors, and a complete map at the end so you can plan out your fall color tour.
Baird Creek Greenway
This nature corridor winds through a variety of different habitats, offering plenty of room to stretch your legs and breathe in the fall air. You’ll find trails that suit every kind of adventurer—wide, easy paths perfect for a relaxed hike or bike ride, single-track routes for a bit more challenge, and rugged sections with rocks, roots, and the occasional creek crossing…