Now if you’re looking for some spots that may only require a few hours car ride, here is a list of some of Florida favs for fall foliage: Torreya State Park ( 1 hour from Tallahassee) is the ...

OK, the palm trees don't change much. But the are plenty of trees in Florida that turn bright in the fall. Here's where to go see them.

Fall is approaching, days are getting shorter and cooler, and brilliant bright colors are about to burst out all over the country.. Yes, even in Florida. The Sunshine State isn't famous for its ...

It's fall and that means ... yes, pumpkin spice everything ... but it also means the trees are changing color. No, palm trees don't change color and neither do all the pines, but there are some trees ...

Red maple, sweetgum and more: Florida has fall colors, too.Here's what you should know. Along our roadways, there are still some turkey oaks. They will turn a beautiful red/orange late in the season.

Sure, the palm trees are green, but, believe it or not, fall foliage can be seen here, too. Recommended Videos Let’s talk about why leaves change colors, and where in Florida it can be seen.

This is when wide swaths of the Northeast, Midwest, and Western states are aglow with bright fall foliage, and more than 80% of travelers make their fall foliage trips. Some less-populated regions ...

But the leaves of Florida maple, sweetgum, crape myrtles, blackgums, correl and cypress trees all change colors, with general peak times in mid-to late November.Most of the fall colors can be ...

TAMPA, Fla. — As fall starts up, you might be wondering if you will be able to see any changing leaves. While it might not feel like fall with temperatures still being warm, there are a few ...

FALL FOLIAGE IN FLORIDA? Florida doesn’t rank anywhere near the top of the list when people consider destination getaways to see vibrant fall colors in the trees.

As the dog days of summer cling to the nation with a fiery grip, the fresh fall forecast from The Old Farmer's Almanac does ...