According to Forister, last year’s fall colors were not great. He said the drought conditions in late summer and early fall were the main cause for the muted colors.

Aaron Cook, Forester for Maryland Forest Service, Washington County Peak fall color has not been uniform across Washington County this fall.

The best places to see fall foliage in the D.C. area this weekend The mountainous and hilly terrain west and north of the Beltway should have near-peak colors.

BALTIMORE — Meteorologist Tony Pann previews when different parts of the state will see a peak in fall foliage. Check it out -- you might already be too late if you're looking for Garrett County ...

In this year’s fall foliage season, western parts of Maryland and Virginia have reached peak foliage conditions, forestry officials said.

Western Region Melissa Nash, Garrett and Allegany Project Manager for Maryland Forest Service, Garrett and Allegany counties We are now past peak in Garrett County.

Washington County Forester Aaron Cook is forecasting a quicker fall foliage show, with muted colors, thanks to back-to-back years with drought.

Shenandoah County, Virginia With more than 26% of the county covered in national and state forest and 178 miles of trails, you're sure to find a picturesque spot for fall foliage viewing.

Maryland In Maryland, the latest fall foliage report reveals that Garrett and Allegany counties in the west are at near peak colors while Washington, Frederick and Carroll counties are at midpoint.

Driving the Red River Gorge Scenic Byway to see fall foliage According to the National Scenic Byway Foundation, the route begins in Stanton in Powell County on State Highway 11 and heads east.

Meteorologist Tony Pann shares when you can expect fall leaves to start hitting their peak colors.

As autumn sets in, Maryland trees show their true colors: Deep reds, fiery oranges, golden yellows. What a show it is. When and where to find fall foliage at its best, though, isn’t as simple… ...