After a record-breaking hot summer in Seattle, Wednesday, Sept. 22 marks the first official day of fall.
And while many of the region’s pumpkin patches, corn mazes and U-pick apple orchards have already opened for the season, the region’s natural phenomenon of falling red, orange and yellow foliage is only just beginning.
Keep reading for some of our favorite parks and trails around Seattle to take in autumn’s brilliant hues.
Scenes from the Maple Viewing Festival at the Seattle Japanese Gardens, Sunday, Oct. 23, 2016.GENNA MARTIN/SEATTLEPI.COM 1. Washington Park Arboretum
A popular spot for walkers, bikers, joggers and photo ops, the Washington
→ Continue reading at Seattle PI
