Fall Foliage Season Ends Across Pennsylvania
Fall Foliage Season Ends Across Pennsylvania
US · Published Nov 6, 2026
• The fall foliage season has officially ended across Pennsylvania, according to foresters in various state forests.
• Regions such as Susquehannock, Loyalsock, Clear Creek, and Gallitzin State Forests report that most leaves are now on the ground, marking the conclusion of one of the most colorful autumns in recent memory.

Impact & Risks

With the fall foliage season over, tourism related to leaf-peeping in Pennsylvania is expected to decline. Visitors seeking autumn colors may find limited options, as most trees have shed their leaves. However, oak forests in certain areas, such as Rager Mountain and County Line Trail in Gallitzin State Forest, still offer some late-season color. Rain in the forecast may further diminish remaining foliage.

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