Fall Colours (colors) in Canada

The fall colour leaf changes that take place in autumn in North America's central and northeast corners. Colors are outstanding in the detail of the many tree varieties and color changes that exist in Canada. The geographic scale where the colours seem to roll like waves over hundreds of thousands of acres is a sight not to be missed. Getting a color high, either by climbing a tower, standing on a hill with a scenic view, a simple road trip north or from the view of an aircraft looking down will give you dreams in technicolour.

Where do I go to see fall colours (colors)?

There are many foliage or leaf peeper areas in Canada to visit in the September and October fall months in 2007, some more spectacular than others, however .......all spectacular!! The main provinces for fall colour changes in Canada are Ontario, Nova Scotia, Quebec and New Brunswick. The same trees that have made Canada famous for Maple Syrup are the ones that dominate the landscape with brilliant fall colours (colors) throughout the provinces.

Nova Scotia Fall Colours (colors)

Nova Scotia fall colors can be seen on a selection of routes recommended by the Nova Scotia Department of Tourism. The program 'Leaf Watch' runs from September 20 2007 through until the beginning of November. The color leaf watch website provides a number of suggested locations and provides a multi-media presentation with colour photographs. It also provides a history of previous years fall foliage and special Nova Scotia fall events and festivals, so you can judge your preferred time.

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Ontario Fall Colors (colours)

The Ontario Ministry of Tourism provides a fall foliage colour progression report for the entire province each Tuesday and Thursday from September 10, 2007 to the end of October. The most spectacular colors are located in the northern part of the province and the website Ontario Travel North of Toronto provides a number of fall colour drives and road trips with suggestions about Ontario fall fairs, fall festivals and artist tours, getaway fall colour packages, hotels, motels and resorts. Resort travel destinations north of Toronto includes travel regions such as Algonquin Park and area, Muskoka, Haliburton, Ottawa Valley, Georgian Bay Area, North Bay, Sudbury, Timmins, Temiskaming, West Nipissing, Central Ontario, Sault Ste Marie, and Algoma Region.
In the Southern part of the Province, Toronto and the Niagara region are included.

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Quebec Fall Colours (colors)

The fall colours (couleurs) in Quebec are titled ‘Symphony of colour” by the official Government of Quebec website. When the leaf colour reaches 25% the detailed reports will begin, some time towards the end of September. There are many different links to travel routes, getaway packages and events. There are many tourist areas in the province and with autumn details on the fall colours.

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New Brunswick Fall Colours (colors)

The Province of New Brunswick web site provides excellent information on the types of trees and the fall foliage and the colours the fall leaves produce. New Brunswick claims to have the best location for fall colours because New Brunswick is predominantly in the Acadian Forest Region. This region, which is situated between the Boreal (predominantly softwood) and Deciduous (predominantly hardwood) forest regions, has a wide variety of tree species that, in fall, provide a brilliant palette of colour. Details on fall events and activities talks about festivals golf, and special locations.

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Prince Edward Island PEI Fall Colours (Color)

PEI claims to have one of the longest fall foliage viewing periods in northeastern North America due to the moderating sea climate. In most years, PEI offers many different fall foliage viewing opportunities from mid-September until late October. The fiery scarlet-reds of red maple, cherry, and sumac. These reds and oranges are complimented by the brilliant yellows of poplar, birch and beech, and offset by the rich emerald greens of fragrant softwoods such as spruce, pine and fir. See Canada's Prince Edward Island Fall Colours.