Georgia State Parks’ ‚Leaf Watch‘ provides autumn travel tips

Autumn is within the air and to assist guests plan their journeys, Georgia State Parks has launched Leaf Watch 2022. Leaf Watch helps guests analysis trails and fall occasions, e-book cabins and browse protected mountaineering ideas. It would additionally observe fall coloration because it strikes throughout the state. Journey ideas and seasonal data is offered at GaStateParks.org/LeafWatch.

Park rangers are sometimes requested when leaf colours will change. Whereas solely Mom Nature is aware of for certain, vibrant hues sometimes arrive in direction of the top of October and early November. Some areas like George L. Smith and Windfall Canyon state parks in southern Georgia sport lovely colours into late November.

Georgia State Parks is encouraging photographers to share their favourite pictures on Instagram. Tag #GaLeafWatch and @GaStateParks for an opportunity to have images featured on Leaf Watch.

State parks can typically turn out to be particularly busy throughout fall weekends, so rangers are encouraging company to strive visiting on weekdays or discover lesser-known locations like Victoria Bryant or Don Carter state parks.

Officers are advising guests to make reservations for cabins, campsites and yurts as quickly as doable. Company ought to contemplate reserving for fall of 2023, since it is not uncommon for cabins to be booked greater than a 12 months prematurely. Reservations could be made by calling 1-800-864-7275 or at GaStateParks.org.