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Three Washington Drives Among Best in U.S. for Seeing Fall Foliage

By Matthew Lynch
March 26, 2024
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As summer fades and autumn colors cascade across the landscape, leaf peepers begin their annual pilgrimages to witness nature’s spectacular color show. For those in the Pacific Northwest, this seasonal change is not only a testament to the area’s natural beauty but also an enchanting invitation to explore the roadways canopied with hues of crimson, gold, and amber. In the United States, there are countless spots acclaimed for their fall foliage, but Washington state boasts some of the best drives for soaking in the autumn scenery.

One such drive is the majestic North Cascades Highway (State Route 20). This route takes travelers through the North Cascades National Park, offering views of jagged peaks and alpine lakes surrounded by forests that transform into a vibrant palette of fall colors. The contrast between the evergreen conifers and the deciduous larch trees, which turn a brilliant golden-yellow before shedding their needles, creates a stunning visual feast. Along this drive, visitors are encouraged to stop at Diablo Lake Overlook for a breathtaking panorama that includes both flamboyant foliage and turquoise waters.

Another unmissable route is the Mount Rainier Scenic Byway (State Route 706). This road leads adventurers to Mount Rainier National Park, famous for its iconic towering peak. In autumn, the park becomes a wonderland of color with noble reds and oranges adorning maple trees and huckleberry bushes. A popular stop along this drive is Paradise, aptly named for its heavenly views and wildflower meadows that turn shades of russet and gold. The crisp air and clear days of fall make for perfect hiking weather as well.

Last but certainly not least is the Columbia River Gorge National Scenic Area via State Route 14. This drive offers a kaleidoscope of fall colors along with magnificent views of one of America’s most powerful rivers — the Columbia River. Spectators will enjoy a mix of Oregon ash, cottonwood, and bigleaf maples changing colors against a backdrop of basalt cliffs. A highlight along this drive is Beacon Rock State Park which provides a great vantage point for both autumn colors and river views.

These three drives showcase just a glimpse of what Washington has to offer during the fall season. As leaves turn from green to radiant displays of autumnal splendor, roads like these become pathways into an artist’s palette brought to life — truly some of the best in the U.S. for experiencing fall foliage. Whether you’re a local or someone visiting from afar, embarking on these scenic drives promises an unforgettable journey through Washington’s stunning landscapes painted with fall’s final flourish before winter sets in.

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