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Signs of autumn are already evident in Shenandoah National Park. While the calendar says that fall begins Sept. 22, many of the Park's deer are already in their winter coats. Dark gray fur replaced summer's orange on adults. For the fawns, spotted white summer camouflage is giving way to warmer, gray coats that better blend with winter woods.
Peak fall color is expected between Oct. 5 and 25. As always, the exact day is impossible to predict, each person who comes to the Park is looking for something a little different.
If you like color in the smaller trees, including dogwood and sumac, plan your trip earlier in the month. If oaks are your favorites, visit later in October.
Right now, the berries of dogwood trees and
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