From the bright red Sumacs and the bright yellow Cottonwoods to the vibrant orange Cypress trees, this natural paradise offers over 13 miles of hiking and biking trails on which to enjoy the scenery. Image Courtesy of Guadalupe River State ParkĪs one of Texas’ most-visited state parks, Guadalupe River State Park does not disappoint when it comes to Fall colors. We recommend the East Trail for seeing the colors up close and the West Trail for panoramic views. Stay at Lost Maple Cabins, pack a picnic, or explore one of the many trails. The park’s famous Fall colors are courtesy of the park’s rare Uvalde Bigtooth Maples, whose wide leaves turn into vibrant oranges, reds, and yellows in the latter part of the season (check fall foliage reports before you go!). Image of Lost Maples State Park Courtesy of Whit’s Wildernessīut just where are the prime viewing spots for this gorgeous natural spectacle? Whether you’re interested in an Autumn hike, a scenic drive, or some Instagram-worthy backdrops, here are five spots we recommend for maximum Fall scenery.Ī total Hill Country classic, Lost Maples State Natural Area is located in the northwest corner of the region, a two-hour scenic drive from the heart of San Antonio. Located in the very heart of our beloved state, this region’s unique topography, sweeping landscape, and rich plant life burst into a fiery panorama of oranges, yellows, and reds come late October. Texas may not be known for its crisp Autumn weather, but the Hill Country makes up for it generously with a vast array of Fall colors.
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