DCNR’s 6th Fall Foliage Report: Peak Color Now In Southeast PA

On November 4, the Department of Conservation and Natural Resources issued its sixth Fall Foliage Report that gives a preview of next week’s leaf viewing.  

Remarkably long-lived color remains in much of the Commonwealth. Statewide, many leaves are fading or on the ground, but peak autumn shades adorn the state’s southeastern forests. 

Fall foliage sightseers should target the southeastern quarter of the Keystone State for best color.

To plan your fall foliage traveling, visit DCNR’s Prime Locations For Viewing Fall Foliage in PA interactive map and the Fall Foliage VisitPA website.

For more information, visit DCNR’s Fall Foliage Reports webpage.

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NewsClips:

-- ScrantonT: The Magic Of Running Trails In Lackawanna State Park

-- ScrantonT Editorial: Delaware Water Gap Should Be A National Park

-- PG Editorial: Delaware Water Gap - A National Park For Pennsylvania

-- CitizensV: Nominations Being Accepted For State Trail Of The Year

-- ErieT - Brian Whipkey: Erie County Father, Son Hike 2,100 Mile Appalachian Trail

Related Articles:

-- The Future Of Pennsylvania’s Parks and Forests Is in Our Hands; New Online StoryMap Describes Critical State Park, Forest Funding Needs

-- Maryland National Guard Seeking Permission To Fly Combat Training Missions Within 100 Feet Of Ground Level In Cameron, Clinton, Elk, McKean, Potter & Tioga Counties - The PA Wilds 

-- DCNR Blog: Carbon Capture A Tool To Address Cause Of Climate Change 

[Posted: November 4, 2021]  PA Environment Digest