Intake II, M Fork Bishop Creek Canyon (10/6/19) Dylan Ren
Right now, Bishop Creek Canyon is as good as it is gonna get this autumn.
Although it hasn’t peaked all at once, as some observers would like, the peak that is occurring is gorgeous.
Color spotters Jean Pan and Dylan Ren were among those who had delayed a trip to the Eastern Sierra, cancelling a trip the previous week because they’d read that it hadn’t yet peaked.
“Then suddenly I read that it was about to peak!” Jean wrote. They drove from San Diego to Bishop Creek Canyon on Saturday and, “It was beautiful as always!”
Here’s what they saw:
North Lake, N Fork Bishop Creek Canyon (10/6/19) Dylan RenNorth Lake Rd., N Fork Bishop Creek Canyon (10/6/19) Dylan RenNorth Lake, N Fork Bishop Creek Canyon (10/6/19) Dylan RenLake Sabrina, M Fork Bishop Creek Canyon (10/6/19) Dylan RenIntake II, M Fork Bishop Creek Canyon (10/6/19) Dylan RenSouth Fork Bishop Creek (10/6/19) Dylan RenTable Mountain Camp, S Fork Bishop Creek Canyon (10/6/19) Dylan RenSouth Lake Rd., S Fork Bishop Creek Canyon (10/6/19) Dylan RenSouth Lake Rd., S Fork Bishop Creek Canyon (10/6/19) Dylan RenSouth Lake Rd., S Fork Bishop Creek Canyon (10/6/19) Dylan Ren
Anirudh Natekar found North Lake, Lake Sabrina and South Lake Road all bursting with color and predicted the June Lake Loop and Aspendell could peak within a week. Here’s what he saw on Monday:
Lake Sabrina, M Fork Bishop Creek (10/7/19) Anirudh NatekarSouth Lake Rd, S Fork Bishop Creek (10/7/19) Anirudh NatekarSouth Fork Bishop Creek (10/7/19) Anirudh NatekarLake Sabrina, M Fork Bishop Creek (10/7/19) Anirudh NatekarNorth Fork Bishop Creek (10/7/19) Anirudh NatekarSabrina Campground, M Fork Bishop Creek (10/7/19) Anirudh NatekarNorth Lake, N Fork Bishop Creek (10/7/19) Anirudh Natekar
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.
