Peak Fall Color on the Blue Ridge Parkway: Glynn Wilson
By Glynn Wilson –
WASHINGTON, D.C. — It’s October, perhaps my favorite month of the year, when the leaves start falling from the trees and begin to changes colors.
Studies show that fall is one of the busiest travel seasons of the year, and many people are motivated to visit national parks and other beautiful places in nature to catch the show Mother Nature puts on every year through Autumn Foliage.
Here are some of my favorite photos from previous years from some of my favorite places to catch the show, Catoctin Mountain Park in Maryland, Shenandoah National Park in Virginia and Greenbelt National Park near the nation’s capital.
There’s also a few shots from the Blue Ridge Parkway in North Carolina, and Cheaha State Park in my native state of Alabama.
Fall foliage at Chimney Rock in Catoctin Mountain Park, Maryland: Glynn Wilson
Fall foliage along Owens Creek in Catoctin Mountain Park, Maryland: Glynn Wilson
AFTERNOON CALM – Spend some time by a creek in fall, take a break from the troubles of the world, and sooth your soul: Glynn Wilson
A cabin surrounded by peak fall color in Shenandoah National Park in the group area of Mathews Arm Campground, Autumn 2020: Glynn Wilson
Autumm leaves by Cheaha Falls in Alabama’s Cheaha State Park: Glynn Wilson
Autumm leaves by Cheaha Falls in Alabama’s Cheaha State Park: Glynn Wilson
Fall foliage on the hike to Chimney Rock in Catoctin Mountain Park, Maryland: Glynn Wilson
A large white-tailed deer buck in the Greenbelt National Park Sweetgum field in Autumn: Glynn Wilson
Up the hill in Mathews Arm Campground, Shenandoah National Park, Autumn 2020: Glynn Wilson
Skyline Drive in Autumn: Glynn Wilson
Fall color in the frog pond in the B-Loop: Glynn Wilson
Autumn color in Greenbelt Park, Maryland: Glynn Wilson
Nice!