Becky Anderson

Our favorite part of Fall is walking through a hundred spider webs a day and screaming every single time. What’s yours?

Well…not every time. Sometimes, the sound of twig snapping behind us helps get us moving. National Parks are great places to walk into web, sorry, to enjoy the changing seasons. From New England to the Appalachians, from the Midwest to the Rockies, autumn leaves can transform a park landscape. Which parks do enjoy during the fall? Ahhhh! It’s in our hair!

Image: Trees with yellow leaves line a small, boulder-filled Little Pigeon River at Chimneys Picnic Area of Great Smoky Mountains National Park.