Fall in the Adirondacks
Autumn in Tupper Lake is filled with changing colors, pristine waterways, and crisp weather.
Here are some ways to take in all this natural beauty:
- Walk the Wild Walk at The Wild Center to gain a cool perspective above the tree line.
- Paddle the Raquette River and take in the reflection of the leaves on the water.
- Hike a mountain and see the canvas of changing leaves below you. Conquer the Tupper Lake Triad in the fall for a different perspective.
- Fall is one of the most scenic times to play 18 holes at The Tupper Lake Golf Club, nestled charmingly among the changing trees.
2024 Fall Foliage Report
Fall is coming to a close in the Adirondacks and it's been quite a season! From the excitement of those first pops of color to days filled with sunshine and blazing, glorious shades of red, yellow and orange, nature has treated to us to a special show. Closing colors are all around, as some leaves hold on while others drift to the ground and flutter through the air. As a bonus, it's now time for the tamarack to shine! These trees are taking center stage, with their needles turning yellow. They'll stay that way all winter, and their golden glow is making fall feel that much longer and exciting.
Going into the weekend of October 19
Percent of trees predicted to have changed by the coming weekend: 100%
Brilliance: Average to bright
Predominating colors: Yellows, oranges and golds with deep reds
Rating: Closing colors
