There are so many fun things to look forward to about autumn in the ATL! From the best local coffee shops serving up delightful fall flavors to cozy clothes and beyond, there’s something for everyone to enjoy in the fall. And one thing we’re definitely looking forward to is the changing leaves! We don’t call Atlanta the ‘City in a Forest’ for nothing, after all.
So you’re probably wondering: when is the best time to go for a drive to see the best fall colors and changing leaves! Keep scrolling to get all the details!
When is peak fall foliage in Atlanta?
According to the Old Farmer’s Almanac, the leaves should begin changing around late October. And by early to mid November, we should see the leaves in their full orange and red glory! The interactive map on the Old Farmer’s Almanac predicts peak foliage time to be around November 14th–but of course, that has some wiggle room depending on the weather!
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!
And if you’re looking for even more fall fun, you’ve gotta check out our ultimate fall bucket list! Complete with all the fun things you need to do this fall… before the wintery season begins! Make some memories and enjoy the cooler temperatures, Atlanta!