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Top Ten Best Trees To Look At In the Fall
It’s time for fall. Time for colder temps and longer nights. Time for hot ciders and freshly baked cookies.
But for any outdoor enthusiast, fall means one of the best phenomena of the year: vibrant colorful leaves.
While we love the deep greens of pine trees, it’s time for the leaved trees to shine, so let’s take a look at the top 10 best trees to look at in the fall:
10. Sweet Birch Tree
Appearance: Warm, golden yellow leaves with brown spots
Located: Eastern United States
9. Service Berries
Appearance: Warm reds, oranges, and even purples
Located: Temperate regions of Northern Hemisphere
8. Fothergilla
Appearance: Bright orange/red leaves
Location: Woodlands and swamps of South eastern United States
7. Bigtooth/Canyon Maple
Appearance: Ombre green to red leaves
Location: Rocky mountain west
6. Cottonwoods
Appearance: Vibrant orange/ yellow leaves
Located: North America
5. Gambel/Scrub Oak
Appearance: Ombre multicolored irregular -shaped leaves
Located: lower mountain elevations of western United States
4. Sugar Maple
Appearance: Varying shades of yellows, oranges, and reds
Located: Northeastern/ northcentral United States
3. Sweet Gum Tree
Appearance: Multcolored star - shaped leaves
Located: Warm temperate areas of eastern North America
2. Witch Hazel
Appearance: Multicolor leaves
Located: North America
1. Quaking Aspen
Appearance: Bright golden yellow leaves against white and black trunks
Located: Cooler areas of North America
Fun Fact: Utah’s State tree
