Fall is arriving

When summer transitions to winter in the Whiteface Region it’s a sight to be seen. Take a deep breath of the crisp air and enjoy the vibrant views. The fall season starts early in the mountains and typically peaks during the last two weeks of September.

Check back each week for the latest updates on the Whiteface Region fall foliage report so you can time your trip with the best colors. Want updates delivered straight to your inbox? Sign up for the weekly Adirondacks fall foliage report email to follow the changing season across the entire region.

The best activities for fall fun

Here are some popular ways to leaf peep in the Whiteface Region:

2026 fall foliage reports coming soon

We’re looking forward to another iconic autumn in the Adirondacks. Check back in fall 2026 for weekly foliage reports, peak color updates, and can’t-miss seasonal highlights. In the meantime, sign up to receive foliage reports and updates straight to your inbox.

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A bridge and dam in a small town surrounded by colorful fall foliage.
The Fall Season

Plan your trip to the Whiteface Region this fall

Find the best lodging and places to eat for an adventure-filled fall trip.

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Frequently Asked Questions
What resources are there to help me prepare for a trip?

In addition to local guides services, you can also download the Whiteface Region Visitor's Guide!

Are there pull-offs on the scenic drives to get out and enjoy the foliage?

Yes! These scenic drives all have picture-perfect pull-offs to enjoy the view.

Can we bring our dog on the hiking trails?

Dogs are allowed on the trails in the Whiteface Region. Just be sure to keep them leashed up, and bring those wag bags to keep our trails clean!

Is leaf peeping popular in the region?

Yes it is! Be prepared and plan ahead, booking a stay sooner rather than later is a good move!