Smoky Mountains’ Fall Foliage Prediction: The 2021 Annual Autumnal Beauty Pageant Isn’t Far Off

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Image via Elizabeth Wilson at Creative Commons.
Sites like this quiet spot in Valley Forge National Historical Park, are about to be dressed in their annual autumnal beauty.

The Smoky Mountains’ Fall Foliage Prediction has good news for local lovers of the great outdoors. Alyssa Adams covered the report’s timing of 2021’s autumnal beauty for CBS3 Philly.

The Smoky Mountains’ 2021 Fall Foliage Prediction Map says that leaves in our part of Pennsylvania will be at their prime in the October 18-25 timeframe.

Those days will see landscapes awash in vivid yellow, orange, and red hues. Landscapes should be prime for car rides, bike treks, and just plain walks to enjoy them. Or capture them in photos and videos.

“While no tool can be 100 percent accurate, this tool is meant to help travelers better time their trips to have the best opportunity of catching peak color each year,” said a representative from Smoky Mountains National Park.

Luckily for the area’s residents, there are plenty of spots in the Philadelphia region where they can get some spectacular views of fall foliage, whether by car or by taking some local hikes.

  • Valley Forge National Historical Park
  • Ridley Creek State Park
  • New Hope and Ivyland Railroad
  • Kennett Square’s Longwood Gardens
  • John Heinz National Wildlife Refuge
  • Tyler Arboretum
  • Haverford College Nature Trail
  • Wawa Preserve

Read more about the fall foliage season at CBS3 Philly.

Can’t wait for the peak fall foliage? Get a preview with this stunning video of New England, Europe and the U.S.

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