The brilliant fall colors of Algonquin Provincial Park are reflected in the glassy waters of Peck Lake in Ontario’s Muskoka region. Photograph by Krista Rossow Guests at Killarney Lodge in the ...

And in the fall, when the colors are like this, it doesn’t get any better." As of Friday afternoon, day permits for Algonquin Park's Highway 60 corridor, which stretches 56 kilometres from the ...

Interestingly, though, Algonquin Provincial Park and some locales ... When mentioning climate change in the conversation on fall foliage, it is not as simple as it appears. It's not a question ...

Fall colors are at their peak through most of the Buckeye State, according to the Ohio Department of Natural Resources. Here's where to find them.

Three main ingredients lead to spectacular fall color display: species that have the potential to turn intense color, ideal weather (i.e., sunny and dry conditions, cool nights), and large landscapes ...

with lower parts of the Hudson Valley at peak foliage, according to this week’s fall foliage report from the Empire State Development Division of Tourism’s I Love NY program. The Times Union ...

Read Dr. Don Leopold's Guide to Fall Colors in Upstate New York with color images of dozens of trees and shrubs. Every autumn we revel in the beauty of the fall colors. The mixture of red, purple, ...

Amey Bailey has been watching trees change at Hubbard Brook since 1992. Her observations could help scientists understand how ...

The cascade of colors that erupts each September and October signal that change is on its way. What can leaf peepers expect this fall foliage season, and how might climate change impact when and ...

When I did my hike in early June, the bugs were quite annoying in some places. I have seen photos of the gorgeous Algonquin fall foliage before so I can only imagine what they’d look like in person.

Interestingly, though, Algonquin Provincial Park and some locales north of ... When mentioning climate change in the conversation on fall foliage, it is not as simple as it appears. It's not a ...