Park : Algonquin Report Date : 03/11/2007
Dominant Colour : Brown Percentage of colour change : 90-100 %
Percentage of leaf fall : 90-100 %
Good Places for viewing : The Fall season is now coming to an end. Algonquin Park is a fascinating place to visit in the winter. No matter the season there is still spectacular views awaiting you! Enjoy your visit!
Great Fall Drive: Waterway Wonders: Kawartha Lakes

Park : Bronte Creek Report Date : 23/10/2007
Dominant Colour : Yellow/Orange Percentage of colour change : 40-49 %
Percentage of leaf fall : 70-79 %
Good Places for viewing : We are now watching the leaves fall. The clourful view is fading...but now you can see down into the ravine. The best place to see the trees in the valley is along the ravine trail. Park in lot A or F. The cooler temperatures and the rain have brought the SALMON into the creek. Best place for salmon viewing/ fishing is Half Moon Valley trail. www.BronteCreek.org
Great Fall Drive: Forks of the Credit: The Hills of Headwaters

Park : Craigleith Report Date : 30/05/2008
Dominant Colour : Orange/Red Percentage of colour change : 50-59 %
Percentage of leaf fall : 30-39 %
Good Places for viewing : Great views from the Niagara Escarpment and along Hwy 26 between Collingwood and Meaford.
Great Fall Drive: Tip of the Escarpment: Grey - Bruce

Park : Darlington Report Date : 15/10/2007
Dominant Colour : Yellow/Orange Percentage of colour change : 70-79 %
Percentage of leaf fall : 70-79 %
Good Places for viewing : The best places for viewing would be our Burk Trail lookout platform and our Bird Kiosk located at the park office.
Great Fall Drive: Heritage Hamlets: York - Durham

Park : French River Report Date : 19/10/2007
Dominant Colour : Yellow/Orange Percentage of colour change : 90-100 %
Percentage of leaf fall : 80-89 %
Good Places for viewing : French River Visitor Centre, Hwy 607
Great Fall Drive: From Minerals to Moutains: Sudbury - Killarney

Park : Frontenac Report Date : 06/11/2007
Dominant Colour : Brown/Yellow Percentage of colour change : 90-100 %
Percentage of leaf fall : 80-89 %
Good Places for viewing : None to report at this time
Great Fall Drive: Millionaire's Playground: 1000 Islands

Park : Kakabeka Falls Report Date : 09/11/2007
Dominant Colour : Brown Percentage of colour change : 90-100 %
Percentage of leaf fall : 90-100 %
Good Places for viewing : Boardwalks and viewing pods on both sides of the river. The leaves have fallen but high water levels make the falls spectacular.

Park : Killarney Report Date : 19/10/2007
Dominant Colour : Yellow/Orange Percentage of colour change : 90-100 %
Percentage of leaf fall : 70-79 %
Good Places for viewing : Hwy 637, Granite Ridge Trail, the "Crack"
Great Fall Drive: From Minerals to Moutains: Sudbury - Killarney

Park : Lake Superior Report Date : 07/10/2007
Dominant Colour : Yellow/Orange Percentage of colour change : 80-89 %
Percentage of leaf fall : 70-79 %
Good Places for viewing : The majority of the maple leaves on the hilltops have fallen. The dominate colour is now yellow, with birch and poplar still holding their leaves. The Awausee Hiking Trail in the south end of the park is always a popular fall hike. Pinguisibi Hiking Trail(along the Sand River) is a nice hike for fall colours and series of small waterfalls. Peat Mountain and Nokomis hiking trails in the north end of the park offer some spectacular scenery both inland and over Lake Superior. There is a greater percentage of leaf fall in the north end of the park (approximately 80%).
Great Fall Drive: Agawa Canyon: Sault Ste. Marie - Wawa

Park : MacGregor Point Report Date : 18/10/2007
Dominant Colour : Brown/Yellow Percentage of colour change : 90-100 %
Percentage of leaf fall : 60-69 %
Good Places for viewing : Throughout the park. Fall colours, with the backdrop of the Lake Huron shoreline, are particularly stunning.
Great Fall Drive: Tip of the Escarpment: Grey - Bruce

Park : Pigeon River Report Date : 09/11/2007
Dominant Colour : Brown Percentage of colour change : 90-100 %
Percentage of leaf fall : 90-100 %
Good Places for viewing : Boardwalk to Lake Superior and hiking trails starting at the Tourist Information Centre. The leaves have fallen however high water levels make Middle and High Falls worth the trip to see.

Park : Pinery, The Report Date : 16/11/2007
Dominant Colour : Orange/Red Percentage of colour change : 90-100 %
Percentage of leaf fall : 70-79 %
Good Places for viewing : Burley Bridge & North Bridge
Great Fall Drive: Bards and Bounty: Shakespeare to Shoreline

Park : Presqu'ile Report Date : 30/10/2007
Dominant Colour : Yellow Percentage of colour change : 90-100 %
Percentage of leaf fall : 70-79 %
Good Places for viewing : Paxton Lane
Great Fall Drive: Taste Trail: Prince Edward County

Park : Quetico Report Date : 04/10/2007
Dominant Colour : Yellow/Orange Percentage of colour change : 60-69 %
Percentage of leaf fall : 30-39 %
Good Places for viewing : hwy 11

Park : Restoule Report Date : 29/10/2007
Dominant Colour : Brown/Yellow Percentage of colour change : 90-100 %
Percentage of leaf fall : 90-100 %
Good Places for viewing : Park trails (esp Fire Tower Trail), roads and surrounding highways.

Park : Rondeau Report Date : 29/11/2007
Dominant Colour : Brown Percentage of colour change : 90-100 %
Percentage of leaf fall : 90-100 %
Good Places for viewing : All leaves are down and we are preparing for winter!
Great Fall Drive: Southern Exposure: Windsor, Essex, Pelee & Chatham-Kent

Park : Sauble Falls Report Date : 26/10/2007
Dominant Colour : Yellow/Orange Percentage of colour change : 90-100 %
Percentage of leaf fall : 70-79 %
Good Places for viewing : Sauble Falls Parkway, Throughout the campground, Rankin Road
Great Fall Drive: Tip of the Escarpment: Grey - Bruce

Park : Sleeping Giant Report Date : 22/11/2007
Dominant Colour : Brown Percentage of colour change : 90-100 %
Percentage of leaf fall : 90-100 %
Good Places for viewing : Take a 9km drive off of Hwy. 587 up to the Thunder Bay Lookout. Hike the 22km return to the Top of the Giant or a shorter walk to Ravine Lake, which has some very nice scenic lookouts. The Lake Marie Louise Campground is CLOSED and will be reopening May 16, 2008. Campsite reservations can be made 5 months in advance by calling the ONTARIO PARKS RESERVATION LINE at 1-888-668-7275 or on line at www.OntarioParks.com

Park : Springwater Report Date : 11/10/2007
Dominant Colour : Yellow/Orange Percentage of colour change : 50-59 %
Percentage of leaf fall : 40-49 %
Good Places for viewing : Along the 13 kilometres of hiking trails in the park.
Great Fall Drive: Georgian Bay - Lake Country

Park : Temagami Group of Parks Report Date : 09/10/2007
Dominant Colour : Yellow/Orange Percentage of colour change : 90-100 %
Percentage of leaf fall : 40-49 %
Good Places for viewing : Maple Mountain

Park : Wabakimi Report Date : 12/10/2007
Dominant Colour : Yellow/Orange Percentage of colour change : 90-100 %
Percentage of leaf fall : 90-100 %
Good Places for viewing : The leaves have fallen and you can sense that winter is not far off. Light frost, crisp mornings and the last chance to enjoy Wabakimi's hidden treasures before they are once again covered in snow.

Park : Woodland Caribou Report Date : 05/10/2007
Dominant Colour : Yellow/Orange Percentage of colour change : 90-100 %
Percentage of leaf fall : 80-89 %
Good Places for viewing : Well, what a change the wind can bring. The big drop has just happened. Most of the leaf fall occurred in a few hours with high winds. Now we go into the next phase of fall which has its own beauty, both to the eyes and ears. Now is when we can experience that soothing sound of crunching dry leaves under our feet and we portage our canoe across a portage. The bush takes on a new form as the fall blanket is now covering the ground.