Fall colors traditionally peak in Alabama during late October and early November. The North Alabama highlands transform into a bright sea of yellow poplars, scarlet dogwoods, orange maples, and golden hickories ....
Just up ahead, tour Alabama in autumn with a guide to top locations, related travel tips and, for more even information on leaf peeping in the Heart of Dixie, check out Alabama's
Wonderful Fall Colors.
Celebrate fall in the covered bridge capital of Alabama with great food, music, antique cars, country quilt show and, of course, a self-guided tour of Oneonta's historic bridges.
Head for Moon Lake Village for hand-made arts & crafts booths, festival food, live music, kids activities, scarecrow contest, and a costumed pet parade.
Check out the country concert schedule, great fried food at the Chomping Grounds, carnival rides, agriculture and livestock competitions, along with kiddie rides and Noah's Way Exotic Petting Zoo!
Join the merriment at this popular annual event in Florence including general feasting, archery competitions, kids' activities, music, maypole dancing, and lots, lots more.
Alabama Fall Color Trail - Outdoor Alabama.com offers a concise guide to seeing the best of area fall foliage including maps and driving directions.
Lookout Mountain - Check out 93 miles of canyons, scenic overlooks and stunning October fall foliage stretching from Gadsen Alabama to Chattanooga, Tennessee, including complete driving directions, maps, pictures, related resources.