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Leaf Watchers See Color On NC Mountain Peaks
10-04-2007
The first hints of color and cooler weather offer the perfect setting for a fall getaway in North Carolina. Be the first to know where fall foliage is emerging; go to VisitNC.com or call 1-866-6LEAVES.
Get to know the fall leaf watchers at www.visitnc.com/fallcolor/reporters.asp . These reporters are tracking the emerging fall foliage as it winds its way from the highest peaks and across the Piedmont.
Fall Color Summary
In the North Carolina mountains, colors are emerging in the higher elevations. With peaks of more than 3,000 feet, Bryson City is noticing yellow poplars and red sourwoods. The dogwoods are developing a nice burgundy color at the Biltmore Estate in Asheville. Meanwhile, oranges and yellows are showing in Linville Falls. Hendersonville enjoyed three nights with lows in the 40s last week; these temps coaxed yellow from poplar trees.
For full reports, go to VisitNC.com/fallcolor and stay tuned—peak colors are just around the corner! Signature events from across the state invite visitors to come play. http://www.visitnc.com/home_article_detail.asp?ArticleID=1074§iongroupid=20
North Carolina is the South’s premier fall travel destination offering arts and culture, unique lodging, charming small towns and vibrant urban locations. Plan your getaway at VisitNC.com.
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Get to know the fall leaf watchers at www.visitnc.com/fallcolor/reporters.asp . These reporters are tracking the emerging fall foliage as it winds its way from the highest peaks and across the Piedmont.
Fall Color Summary
In the North Carolina mountains, colors are emerging in the higher elevations. With peaks of more than 3,000 feet, Bryson City is noticing yellow poplars and red sourwoods. The dogwoods are developing a nice burgundy color at the Biltmore Estate in Asheville. Meanwhile, oranges and yellows are showing in Linville Falls. Hendersonville enjoyed three nights with lows in the 40s last week; these temps coaxed yellow from poplar trees.
For full reports, go to VisitNC.com/fallcolor and stay tuned—peak colors are just around the corner! Signature events from across the state invite visitors to come play. http://www.visitnc.com/home_article_detail.asp?ArticleID=1074§iongroupid=20
North Carolina is the South’s premier fall travel destination offering arts and culture, unique lodging, charming small towns and vibrant urban locations. Plan your getaway at VisitNC.com.
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