
Don't miss out on all the German-style fun at Flagstaff Oktoberfest! The annual event takes place in early October in Wheeler Park.
As the fall months begin to emerge, Flagstaff’s LEAF-ometer is the answer to the question: What color are the fall leaves? To experience the season at its most exhilarating, use the Discover Flagstaff LEAF-ometer to find the best places to see fall colors and catch the changing foliage on the trails and around town.all
Flagstaff is a leaf peeper’s paradise often hailed as Arizona’s capital of autumn with warming autumn colors descending from the San Francisco Peaks to the streets of Flagstaff. Frequently, there is a vague perception of when the leaves will reach their peak, the Flagstaff LEAF-ometer is a great resource for those hoping to observe the transitioning colors. This online resource is available at www.flagstaffarizona.org/leafometer and provides an idea in real-time of what stage of color alteration to expect leaves in when traveling to varying areas of the city.
Flagstaff offers many opportunities to explore and witness the alluring golden, brown, red and orange autumn colors.
Best five places to see Flagstaff’s fall colors:
Use the LEAF-ometer to catch Flagstaff’s fall colors with a leaf-viewing visit and experience cool temperatures, amazing scenery and outdoor adventure! discoverflagstaff.com.
Don't miss out on all the German-style fun at Flagstaff Oktoberfest! The annual event takes place in early October in Wheeler Park.
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