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SUPERINTENDENT Robert R. Jacobsen says that Shenandoah National Park’s fall color display will reach its peak within the next week or ten days, with the possibility of good color remaining for another week or more, barring , heavy rains and frosts. With approximately 50% color change in the North District of the ; Park, there is a particularly good ,, showing around Jenkins Gap at " Milepost 12. The Central District ; presents a 70% to 80% (higher elevations) change in color with the reds of the maples, dogwood, Vir£ ginia creeper, and sumac dominat> • ing the yellows of the hickory, !! chestnut, sassafras, and tulip ii poplar. ;;_Generally the best views from overlooks are The Point (MP 55),
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