Yosemite’s Black Oak Wear Their Halloween Colors

Fall Color Report, High Sierra

Black oak, Yosemite National Park (10/22/16)
Black oak, Yosemite National Park (10/22/16)
Black oak, Yosemite National Park (10/22/16)
Black oak, Yosemite National Park (10/22/16)

Yosemite’s famous eastern sugar maple has presented its crimson show near the Yosemite Chapel. Pacific dogwood and bigleaf maple have littered Fern Spring at the entrance to Yosemite Valley. Now, as Halloween approaches, the valley’s famous tall black oak are beginning their show.

The color will continue through mid to late November, as the black oak throughout the valley and particularly dense near Yosemite Village turn deep shades of orange.

Black oak, Yosemite Valley – Near Peak (50-75%) GO NOW!

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