Family portrait takers, tour guides and social media influencers are running out of time to photograph the final days of the best season of fall colors in northern Illinois in years, experts say.

Where to see fall foliage and colors outside of Chicago. Take a trip out of the city to see beautiful red, orange and yellow leaves. Thursday September 28 2023. Share. Copy Link.

Fall's cooler nights are working their leaf-changing magic, dusting the Chicago trees in mauve and crimson. Hike, bike or drive to these five best locations to see Chicago's fall colors.

According to the 2022 Fall Foliage map, much of Illinois isn't predicted to see colors near peak until Oct. 17, when the golden hues are on their way out of the Chicago-area.

Fall colors are approaching peak across much of the Chicago area. Near the lake, the foliage won't hit their pinnacle for about another week. 24/7 Live Chicago & Suburban Cook Co. North Suburbs ...

According to the website's map, the Chicago area will start to see patches of fall colors beginning Sept. 27. By the week of Oct. 4, the area will have partial coverage of foliage.

Fall colors in Chicago area expected to peak in mid-October, experts say From the cotton candy-scented katsura to the classic red leaves of the maple, here is where you can find some of the best ...

Chicago's fall trees looking duller than usual? Blame the lack of rain The Chicago area’s moderate drought could make leaf colors less vibrant this fall, and some trees are already losing leaves.

Chicagoland shows its fall colors for 2024. Sean Morton, 31, sails his small boat on Tower Lake on an unusually gusty and warm 82-degree day on Oct. 28, 2024.

CHICAGO (WBBM) - The best fall colors in our area are close. Arborists say some trees have stayed green longer than usual this year because of the wonderful weather we have had for a couple of ...

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