Fall Foliage Report
The Eastern Sierras are just starting to transform and begin the fall foliage display according to Mono County Tourism. This is great news for photographers and travelers hoping to see this year’s fall foliage. TIP: Color intensity of leaf color is determined by the air temperature and moisture. Warm, dry days and cool nights (under 45°F) mean brilliant colors; rainy days and warm nights result in less intense coloration. It looks like another spectacular year!
Fall Foliage Labor Day Weekend 2015
Legend
-10% Just Starting
10-50% Patchy
50-75% Near Peak (Go Now!)
75-100% Peaking (GO Now!)
Past Peak (You Missed It)
WALKER / COLEVILLE / TOPAZ
Monitor Pass – 5%
Walker Canyon – 0%
Towns of Walker & Coleville – 0%
Sonora Pass – 5%
BRIDGEPORT / VIRGINIA LAKES
Twin Lakes – 0%
Virginia Lakes – 5%
Conway Summit – 5%
Green Creek – 5%
Summers Meadow – 0%
LEE VINING
Tioga Pass – 5%
Lundy Lake – 0%
Lundy Canyon Trail – 0%
BENTON & 120 EAST
Sage Hen Meadow – 0%
JUNE LAKE LOOP
June Lake Loop/Hwy 158 – 0%
Parker Lake – 0%
Little Walker Lake – 0%
MAMMOTH LAKES
Lakes Basin – 5%
Laurel Canyon – 5%
Mammoth Creek Road – 5%
CONVICT LAKE
Around resort/campgrounds – 0%
Around Lake – 0%
Convict Canyon – 0%
CROWLEY LAKE/McGEE CREEK
McGee Creek Canyon – 0%
Around Crowley community – 0%
ROCK CREEK CANYON
Around Rock Creek Lake – 5%
Along the road – 5%
Lower Rock Creek – 5%
BISHOP
Town of Bishop – 0%
Lake Sabrina – 0%
South Fork & Bishop Creek – 0%
