Plumas County is typically a mid October peak, though we’re already seeing early reports of orange-red Indian Rhubarb along Rock Creek, off Bucks Lake Rd; gold and orange Black Oak leaves showing at Oakland Camp; bright yellow bigleaf maple on La Porte Road, rosy dogwood in Round Valley and brilliant red sugar maple leaves in Quincy. We don’t have photos to share, but have asked the folks in Plumas County to send them. From what we’ve seen on a Facebook site, we’re raising the northern Sierra color rating to Patchy.
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CaliforniaFallColor.com is a seasonal news site that reports on autumn’s show throughout California. The site is written, edited and published by Lara Kaylor, a travel and outdoor journalist based in Mammoth Lakes, Calif.
You can find photos for Plumas County Fall Color at: http://plumascounty.org/Awesome_Autumn.htm
and https://www.facebook.com/AwesomeAutumninPlumasCountyCA?ref=hl