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Autumn colors line the shoreline of Ennis Lake in mid-October within John Muir Memorial County Park, Montello, Wisconsin.
A breathtaking tapestry of reds, oranges, and golds that reflect vividly on the calm water’s surface is spontaneously created in fall.
In his youth, John Muir lived here and played along the banks of this very lake, then called Fountain Lake, now called Ennis Lake.
Could it be the colorful fall foliage in Wisconsin was the impetus for his ultimate commitment to nature? One can only imagine.
This seasonal display captures the essence of Wisconsin’s fall beauty, inviting visitors to pause and soak in the peaceful, picturesque landscape, as perhaps John Muir himself once did.
Autumn colors line the shoreline of Ennis Lake in mid-October within John Muir Memorial County Park, Montello, Wisconsin.
A breathtaking tapestry of reds, oranges, and golds that reflect vividly on the calm water’s surface is spontaneously created in fall.
In his youth, John Muir lived here and played along the banks of this very lake, then called Fountain Lake, now called Ennis Lake.
Could it be the colorful fall foliage in Wisconsin was the impetus for his ultimate commitment to nature? One can only imagine.
This seasonal display captures the essence of Wisconsin’s fall beauty, inviting visitors to pause and soak in the peaceful, picturesque landscape, as perhaps John Muir himself once did.
