Arizona’s mild climate and almost-guaranteed sunny days make viewing fall foliage ideal. This is a great opportunity for valley residents to grab a jacket and your hiking boots and head up the hill for stunning autumn color along with awesome sunsets. Check …

In the secret heart of the Mogollon Rim, hidden groves of maple, oak and aspen await the cold breath of fall. Arizona’s Mogollon Rim Country made up of the small communities of Payson, Pine, Strawberry and Christopher Creek offer the Fall Color visitor something that is truly amazing. If you are a seasoned photographer or a budding freelancer ...

2024年10月2日 · FR 300 stretches for 45 miles between SR 260 east of Payson and SR 87 north of Payson. Other fall foliage spots along the rim include FR 139 along Dick Hart Ridge, FR 321 along Dane Ridge and...

2023年8月28日 · One of the beautiful regions in Arizona known for its abundant natural beauty is the Mogollon Rim and the town of Payson. Drive along Route 260 east from Payson to the Mogollon Rim, an hour and a half north to enjoy fantastic fall colors in Arizona.

Before the ski slopes turn white with snow, they glow with the colors of fall at Arizona Snowbowl. In autumn, visitors can hike trails in the area or get an aerial view of the foliage on the chairlift. Walk the streets of the historic downtown or stroll through The Arboretum at Flagstaff for more opportunities for leaf viewing.

2024年10月20日 · Plan a trip, find a hike, and scout fall color in Arizona with our interactive fall foliage map! Daily updates begin on September 1st.

An easy 90-minute drive northeast of Scottsdale brings you to the mountain town of Payson. The Aspen trees scattered around town shimmer with golden leaves in the fall – a sneak peek at what lies ahead if you drive a little further. Follow Route 260 east from Payson to the Mogollon Rim and the fall colors become even more abundant.

2024年9月28日 · In Sedona, Cottonwood, Camp Verde and Payson the peak period is mid-October. If you're looking to go even further north to Flagstaff, colors should peak near the end of September and into...

Arizona's fall colors are a must-see, especially the stunning aspens and maples. These trees are connected, making them vulnerable to disease, so it's crucial to practice Leave No Trace. Fall colors peak from late September in the north to early December in the south, adding vibrant hues to Arizona's diverse landscapes.

So, where to find these fall colors? We have a list of favorite spots below, updated and ready for 2024! But first, here are three tips for making your fall experience more enjoyable: keep tabs on changing colors here. Generally, Flagstaff colors are at their peak the first and second week of October, and Sedona is the third week.