Here’s the latest update on fall color viewing throughout California.
General Fall Color Update: This past week’s rain and snow has not significantly reduced the display of fall color, which is now peaking at elevations between 5,500 feet and 7,500 feet. Areas of the best fall color are the Owens Valley in the Eastern Sierra, Plumas County (approaching past peak), Whiskeytown National Recreation Area west of Redding, Yosemite Valley, and Eagle Lake in northeastern California. California’s urban forests and vineyards are showing beautiful color, though peak is still two weeks away.
— Submitted By John Poimiroo
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