Algonquin Park Fall Foilage Nearing Peak Viewing
I've been meaning to check Algonquin Parks Peek Colour chart for the last few days and with the start of fall decided now was the time.
According to the information updated daily the peak is in the next 7 to 14 days.There is a growing amount of red,yellow, and orange in the sugar maple canopy and the colours are quickly strengthening. This weekend would be a good time to take a road trip up through Huntsville into the western portion of the park. Good colours should be visible for the first 25K of highway 60 through the park
" During the past 35+ years, the earliest fall colour peak recorded was September 15, 1982, and the latest October 9, 1996. The average peak of the Sugar Maple canopy in the western portion of the Highway 60 Corridor is September 27. Learn more about the history of Algonquin's fall colour peak."
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WOW you guys are early! Our leaves here haven't even started to change yet!
Sounds like a road trip might be in order. Correct?
Kathy,
That sounds quite soon, but I suppose it has to be right, just look at the calendar.
Brian
Liz - we've had some pretty cool nights, even as far south as Uxbridge, with temperatures reaching down into the single diget range. While Algonquin Park has had several frosty mornings we have not noticed any here yet.
Tim - sometime in the next 10 to 20 days would likely be ideal.
Brian - it's only 5 days away from the average peak, in the western portion of the park, for the last 35 years
I guess you are right, Kathy. We normally take our first fall drive the weekend before Thanksgiving. The colours in our neighbourhood seems weeks away yet, though a few trees have turned.
Chris - the Algonquin Parks Peek Colour chart works well for me ..... other parts of the site are filled with great information on what is happening when in the park. ps thanks for the reblog