Here in Alabama, we’re lucky to experience all four seasons, especially fall. Sure, all four seasons are great, but there’s something truly special about celebrating fall each year in the Yellowhammer State. This upcoming fall season, Alabama’s foliage is expected to be bright and bold. To find out where and when are the best times to see the fall foliage this year, we took a look at the 2018 Fall Foliage Prediction Map on the website www.SmokyMountains.com.

Take a look below to learn where and when Alabama’s fall foliage is expected to be the most colorful this year.

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On October 22, we'll see partial foliage in Alabama's northeast region.
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During this time, one of the best places to view Alabama's fall foliage is the Little River Canyon National Preserve, which is one of the South's most beautiful areas.
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The Little River Canyon National Preserve is located at 4322 Little River Trail NE, Fort Payne, AL 35967.

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On November 5, the foliage in the northeast region of Alabama will be at its peak, while the central region of the state will be near its peak.
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A wonderful place to visit during this time is Oak Mountain State Park, which is Alabama's largest state park.
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Oak Mountain State Park is located at 200 Terrace Dr., Pelham, AL 35124.
On November 19, most of Alabama's foliage will be past its peak. However, the Gulf Coast's foliage will be at its peak.
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A great place to visit on the Gulf Coast during the fall season is Landmark Park, which is "Alabama's Official Museum of Agriculture."
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Landmark Park is located at 430 Landmark Dr., Dothan, AL 36303.

Where are some of your favorite places in Alabama to view fall foliage? Please share them with us in the comments.

Looking for more fall fun? For a list of fun activities to do in Alabama this fall season, click here.

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