10 Places in the Country to see Amazing Fall Leaves
The forests of northern Arkansas are almost entirely deciduous trees. Hiking and biking trails offer plenty of opportunities to enjoy the changing colors. Weather conditions and other factors will also play a role when the leaves turn the most spectacular colors. In New York, the state's Catskill Mountains are one of the best places to see fall foliage. This area also offers camping opportunities and inter-mountain ziplines. Great Smokey Mountains National Park The Smokies are currently green, but autumn colors are starting to pop through. Yellow and red are visible on the higher elevations, and the forest floor is covered with crisp leaves. This region has some of the most diverse tree species, including buckeye, red maple, and sourwood. It's also a great place to catch the changing leaves of poison ivy. Shenandoah National Park There are over 70 overlooks along the scenic Skyline Drive in Shenandoah National Park. The park is bustling with activity during the fall foliage se