DCNR Fall Foliage Report Nov. 5 to 11: Enjoy The Last Few Days Of The Fall Foliage Season

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DCNR issued its sixth and final
Fall Foliage Report for November 4 to 11 saying the last days of the season will still provide some glimpses of attractive color, punctuating what has been a stellar year for autumn color in Penn’s Woods.

The best color in the Commonwealth is now found in the southeastern and southcentral regions.

Click Here for the full report and regional details.

For fall festivals and experiences, visit the visitPA.com website. 

Visit Explore PA Trails and Get Outdoors PA for recreation areas near you.

Visit the PA Parks & Forests Foundation’s Events webpage and DCNR’s Calendar of Events for activities happening near you.

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Related Articles This Week:

-- DCNR Conservation & Natural Resources Advisory Council Meets Nov. 18 On Conservation And Wildlife Law Enforcement; Dec. 8 Webinar On Trending Recreational Uses  [PaEN] 

-- DCNR Fall Foliage Report Nov. 5 to 11: Enjoy The Last Few Days Of The Fall Foliage Season  [PaEN] 

-- DCNR Grant News: Susquehanna River Accessibility Study; Northcentral ATV Trail Capacity; Volunteer Fire Company Grants 

-- PA Outdoor Business Alliance: Nov. 30 Webinar On Working With Content Creators 101, Noon to 1:00 p.m. 

-- Penn State Extension Hosts Dec. 9 Webinar - Advice From The Woods - Ask Our Experts  [PaEN]  

-- Lancaster Conservancy Preserves 24 Acre Property Along Conestoga River  [PaEN]

-- WeConservePA: Voters Approved 3 Local Ballot Measures Resulting In $182 Million In New Open Space Investments  [PaEN] 

NewsClips:

-- Altoona Mirror: PA Interfaith Power & Light To Give Away Trees To Altoona Residents Nov. 6-7

-- TribLive: PennFuture Unveils Model Riparian Buffer Ordinance As Warehouses, Data Centers, Natural Gas Facilities Transform PA Land  

-- The Nature Conservancy PA News: Find Your Volunteer Opportunity; Explore Accessible Nature Experiences; Conserving Natural Areas

-- LancasterOnline: First Blight-Resistant American Chestnut Trees In PA Planted In Lancaster County

-- Pittsburgh Business Times: RiverLife Nonprofit Surpasses $30 Million  Fundraising Goal For Remaking Pittsburgh’s Riverfronts

-- The Nature Conservancy PA News: Find Your Volunteer Opportunity; Explore Accessible Nature Experiences; Conserving Natural Areas

-- National Park Service: Native Tree Plantings At Flight 93 Memorial In Somerset County Have Resulted In Largest Concentration Of Restoration American Chestnut Trees In North America 

[Posted: November 6, 2026]  PA Environment Digest