Find Out When And Where To See The Leaves Turn In Utah This Fall

Fall is one of the most scenic times of the year to visit Utah. In addition to being an ideal time to enjoy cooler weather and check out the National Parks, late September through early October is the perfect season for viewing stunning foliage in Utah too.

As one of the larger states in the country, Utah has plenty of leaf-peeping options. In the following overview, you’ll learn about some of the top spots in the state to see vibrant and colorful fall scenery. So, read on for ideas of where to head on you your foliage adventure in Utah!

If you prefer to drive, rather than take a hike, head to the Alpine Loop Scenic Byway for jaw dropping views that’ll take your breath away!

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You’ll literally “fall” in love with all the gold hues that you’ll see when you explore Guardsman Pass Scenic Backway. Consider an overnight stay at this Park City hotel that offers beautiful fall views.

Montage Deer Valley

Millcreek Canyon is a popular spot to go mountain biking. As you bike (or hike) through the colorful canyon, take in views that go for miles too.

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As you check out the foliage in Big Cottonwood Canyon, it might feel like you’re in a whimsical fairy tale.

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Stretch your legs a bit on the Silver Lake Loop Trail to immerse yourself in the fall foliage.

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Along with being mesmerized by the colorful leaves, have your camera on hand to take photos of the reflections in the water when you visit Logan Canyon too.

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if you’d like to explore more of Utah after you’ve checked out the fall foliage in these recommended locations, take a look at this article: You Must Visit These 14 Awesome Places in Utah This Fall.