There are many, many perks to living in the City in a Forest… and one of them is definitely getting to enjoy the stunning fall foliage all around us! Sure, taking a little drive to see the fall colors is fun (and we know all the best spots!) But it’s also nice to watch the colors change right here in our own backyards.
So… when will the fall foliage peak in Atlanta? Keep scrolling to find out!
When is fall foliage expected to peak in Atlanta?
Well, sources differ slightly, but the Old Farmers Almanac predicts that peak fall foliage will hit Atlanta between late October and early November.
You can visit their website to check out the interactive sliding scale for peak fall foliage EXACTLY where you live!
While true ‘peak’ fall foliage might only last about a week–you’ll be able to enjoy the changing colors for a lot longer than that!
Where can I see the most beautiful fall foliage?
Thankfully, like we said, Atlanta is full of trees that will change with the seasons beautifully! So all you have to do is look out your window or take a nice little walk through the park. But if you’re looking for some specific spots to enjoy the leaves gently falling from the trees, don’t worry!
We’ve made a guide of all the best spots to enjoy the fall foliage, right here!
The Blue Ridge Mountains are also particularly well-known for their leaf peeping opportunities. And a trip up to North Georgia might be just what the doctor ordered this fall!
Whether you’re enjoying the beautiful trees and fall foliage in the ATL or taking a little trip: one thing’s for sure. Fall in Georgia is unbeatable! (And okay, we’re only a liiiiittle biased!)