It is Turkey Day 2021 and that means it is time to look back at the beautiful colors of autumn. This year might have been the best for color since 2016. I really started seeing color on my three-day backpack to Mount Rogers in mid-September. This year because of starting at higher elevations trees started peaking in mid-October and lasted for a month. One special thing this fall was getting to see the autumn reds, oranges, and yellows from the catwalk of the Camp Creek Bald Fire Tower...it was amazing! Oh and I even got some fall color mixed with snow giving a preview of the winter to come. Anyway, as it's Thanksgiving, which is means fall is coming to an end, enjoy some of my favorite photos here and on my photo pages...
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Mount Rogers NRA (09-13 to 15)
Roan Highlands, Cherokee-Pisgah NF (09-30 & 10-01)
Great Smoky Mountains NP (10-13 & 14)
Greeneville, TN (10-16)
Camp Creek Bald, Cherokee-Pisgah NF (10-23 & 24)
Bays Mountain Park, Kingsport, TN (10-27)
Tusculum Trail, Tusculum, TN (10-31)
Pinnacle Mountain, Cherokee NF (11-02)
Gate City & Ft. Blackmore, VA (11-03)
Coldsprings Mountain, Cherokee NF (11-05)
Tusculum Trail, Tusculum, TN (11-10)
Greeneville, TN (11-13)