Find the best fall colours in Ontario and Quebec

Wondering when the fall leaves will be changing colour? Here are some handy online fall foliage trackers to help you predict peak times for Ontario fall colours and Quebec fall foliage.

• Ontario Parks has a constantly updated fall foliage report for all of its parks.
• Algonquin Park has a separate fall colours tracker.
• ToDo Ontario offers an Ontario fall colour report.
• Here’s a fall colours tracker for the Haliburton Highlands tourism area, west of Ottawa.
• Discover Muskoka provides regular reports on colours in its area.

• It’s not a tracker, but an NCC page points out some of the best places to see fall colours in the National Capital Region.
• This Quebec tourism website provides updates on Quebec fall colours.
• Tremblant categorizes the foliage display using a colour indexing code.
• Here’s a foliage tracker for the Eastern Townships.
• The Weather Network usually publishes a fall colours forecast in early September.

As the days grow shorter and cooler, the changing fall colours really do put on a spectacular show. Happy leaf peeping!

Cover photo courtesy of Tourism Laurentians.

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