FLAGSTAFF, Ariz. — If you’re looking for a colorful getaway to enjoy the fall foliage, now is the perfect time to start your search.
In Flagstaff, LEAF Meter Tracks Fall Foliage Progress in Arizona In areas such as Flagstaff, Arizona Snowbowl, Sedona, and Lowell Observatory.
Discover Flagstaff
According to Discover Flagstaff, you can track leaf changes using the following color meters:
- green (high and low values): These settings indicate that the leaves are either fully green in summer mode, or starting to change color as indicated by ‘low’.
- yellow (High and Low): This is peak color season and the high point of fall.
- dark yellow or orange (High and Low): This is after the peak of color and usually indicates that the peak period has passed and most of the leaves are heading for fall.
- red (Height and Low): This is typically demonstrated by some areas of sumac, maple, such as Oak Creek Canyon and Arboretum.
The interactive map below shows areas around the state that have historically been great spots to enjoy fall foliage.
If you see beautiful fall foliage in Arizona, be sure to email your photos and videos to share@abc15.com.
