Debbie Jarve made a trek to check out the fall colors around the Canyon Falls Park and along the trails, recently. Sure is looking quite Fallish at the Falls and along the Sturgeon River on the trails. I especially like the shot she snapped of the mushroom standing there in the midst of the green moss on the rocks and then the fallen leaves dotting the ledge of the walls. This Park is a good stop any time of year, but the fall is exceptionally beautiful, for sure!

We join In The Keweenaw doing a drone color check back about a week ago over Houghton and Hancock. The colors here in places just didn’t seem as vibrant and widespread this year. It all depends on where you’re looking I guess. Some places it’s colorful, other places not so much.

These are gorgeous. We go every year, but there was
must too many things happening so we didn't make
it. So thanks for these.

It is mushroom season for sure...you never know
where one will peek out...and some are just
stunning. Took a pic a long time ago of one, and
lo and behold...a slug was taking a stroll on
it..you just never know....Seems to be better color
"down south".

Nice pix although they
do look a little muted.
Maybe it’s the shade or
someone mentioned the
smoke from the Canadian
wildfires dulled the color
of the leaves this year.
Nice flyover video, but it
looks like the trees are
not in full color mode just
yet.

Donna, it seems from Alberta to this park, the
colors are always better. I wonder why?

Hi
It's nice to see fall color. I like the second shot
especially.

Looks like one might take a seat, to rest on that toadstool.

Here's the satellite viewpoint of today's color, taken at 1:42pm today. Color looks quite late this year. I hope things "catch up".

Here's two looks at Mt. Ripley, both taken on October 13th at 3:30pm, one in 2024 and one in 2025. Neither photo has been modified.


Note: The camera has been repositioned a few times over the past year.

Quite the difference, D.A.