Where to go

Every place this site tracks, with what the colour is doing right now and the week each one is predicted to peak. Ontario turns north to south, so sorted by peak date this list is roughly a map of the season.

All 26 locations · status, source, date, predicted peak
LocationRight nowPredicted peak
ArrowheadPast peak

Source: Ontario Parks Fall Colour Report, Oct 14 · 100% colour change at Arrowhead

Sep 21–Sep 29 ± 5.4 days
TemagamiApproaching peak

Source: Ontario Parks Fall Colour Report, Oct 8 · 80% colour change at Finlayson Point

Sep 21–Sep 29 ± 5.4 days
Muskoka, Huntsville and Lake of BaysApproaching peak

Source: Ontario Parks Fall Colour Report, Oct 9 · 70% colour change at Oastler Lake

Sep 24–Oct 2 ± 5.4 days
Bonnechere and the Barron CanyonPast peak

Source: Ontario Parks Fall Colour Report, Oct 13 · 100% colour change at Bonnechere

Sep 27–Oct 5 ± 4.5 days
Oxtongue River and Ragged FallsPast peak

Source: Ontario Parks Fall Colour Report, Oct 14 · 100% colour change at Oxtongue River-Ragged Falls

Sep 29–Oct 7 ± 3.4 days
Copeland Forest, Oro-MedonteApproaching peak

Source: Ontario Parks Fall Colour Report, Oct 14 · 60% colour change at Bass Lake

Oct 1–Oct 9 ± 4.5 days
Lake SuperiorPast peak

Source: Ontario Parks Fall Colour Report, Oct 17 · 100% colour change at Lake Superior - South

Oct 1–Oct 9 ± 6.3 days
Sleeping Giant, Thunder BayPeak

Source: Ontario Parks Fall Colour Report, Oct 12 · 100% colour change at Sleeping Giant

Oct 2–Oct 10 ± 3 days
Algonquin, Highway 60 corridorPast peak

Source: Ontario Parks Fall Colour Report, Oct 16 · 100% colour change at Algonquin

Oct 3–Oct 11 ± 2.4 days
Dorset Lookout TowerApproaching peak

Source: Ontario Parks Fall Colour Report, Oct 9 · 80% colour change at Lake St. Peter

Oct 4–Oct 12 ± 3.5 days
Haliburton HighlandsApproaching peak

Source: Ontario Parks Fall Colour Report, Oct 9 · 80% colour change at Lake St. Peter

Oct 5–Oct 13 ± 2.5 days
KillarneyPeak

Source: Ontario Parks Fall Colour Report, Oct 15 · 90% colour change at Killarney

Oct 7–Oct 15 ± 5 days
Mono Cliffs and Hockley ValleyPeak

Source: Ontario Parks Fall Colour Report, Oct 16 · 100% colour change at Mono Cliffs

Oct 8–Oct 16 ± 2.1 days
Scenic Caves and the Blue MountainsPatchy

Source: Ontario Parks Fall Colour Report, Oct 9 · 50% colour change at Wasaga Beach

Oct 8–Oct 16 ± 3.3 days
AwendaPeak

Source: Ontario Parks Fall Colour Report, Oct 14 · 90% colour change at Awenda

Oct 9–Oct 17 ± 1.9 days
Forks of the CreditPeak

Source: Ontario Parks Fall Colour Report, Oct 16 · 100% colour change at Forks of the Credit

Oct 9–Oct 17 ± 1.5 days
Bruce Peninsula and Lion's HeadPast peak

Source: Ontario Parks Fall Colour Report, Oct 14 · 80% colour change at Sauble Falls

Oct 10–Oct 18 ± 3 days
KawarthasApproaching peak

Source: Ontario Parks Fall Colour Report, Oct 7 · 70% colour change at Petroglyphs

Oct 10–Oct 18 ± 1.8 days
KillbearApproaching peak

Source: Ontario Parks Fall Colour Report, Oct 16 · 80% colour change at Killbear

Oct 10–Oct 18 ± 1.5 days
Rattlesnake Point, MiltonApproaching peak

Source: Ontario Parks Fall Colour Report, Oct 14 · 60% colour change at Bronte Creek

Oct 11–Oct 19 ± 2.6 days
Rouge and the Don Valley, TorontoPatchy

Source: Ontario Parks Fall Colour Report, Oct 14 · 40% colour change at Darlington

Oct 13–Oct 21 ± 2.7 days
Bon EchoPast peak

Source: Ontario Parks Fall Colour Report, Oct 16 · 90% colour change at Bon Echo

Oct 14–Oct 22 ± 1.5 days
Silent LakePast peak

Source: Ontario Parks Fall Colour Report, Oct 16 · 90% colour change at Silent Lake

Oct 14–Oct 22 ± 1.5 days
Spencer Gorge and Dundas PeakApproaching peak

Source: Ontario Parks Fall Colour Report, Oct 14 · 60% colour change at Bronte Creek

Oct 14–Oct 22 ± 2.2 days
Sandbanks and Prince Edward CountyApproaching peak

Source: Ontario Parks Fall Colour Report, Oct 15 · 80% colour change at Sandbanks

Oct 16–Oct 24 ± 1.5 days
FrontenacPast peak

Source: Ontario Parks Fall Colour Report, Oct 16 · 80% colour change at Frontenac

Oct 18–Oct 26 ± 1.5 days

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Peak windows carry a confidence band because a forecast is not a date. Inside two weeks it is reasonable; beyond that the band widens. How we did scores every frozen prediction against what actually happened, and the full methodology says what the model gets wrong.

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