Aspen Grove Peaking in San Gorgonio Wilderness

Fall Color Report

Southern California

Heather Heinz writes that she was, “raised on the East Coast and ever since moving to Southern California this site (California Fall Color) has helped me feel more at home every fall.   After reading that the aspens in San Gorgonio’s Aspen Grove were possibly turning, I called into the U.S. Forest Service San Gorgonio Ranger Station, whose staff confirmed the report.

“So, I drove up the mountain yesterday afternoon and the aspens were in full color! We had a pretty strong storm in the middle of last week that blew off some of the lower leaves so I’d guess the aspens won’t last long. GO NOW!.”

75 – 100% – Aspen Grove, San Gorgonio Wilderness – Full Peak – Go Now!

15 – 30% – Highway 38 – Driving toward San Gorgonio, the oaks are beginning to turn yellow.

Pine Knot Trail, Big Bear (10/13/12) Diana Wroblewski

Color spotter Diana Wroblewski reports she was up in Big Bear on Saturday and saw, “lots of gold and red in the Village and along Moonridge Rd.   Golds on the Pine Knot Trail. Very pretty!”

30 – 50% – Big Bear – Explore the trails around Big Bear for spots of color.

 

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