Fall color guide: 8 ways to experience Minnesota’s autumn in action Cruise, paddle, bike, hike or climb your way into the kaleidoscope of fall. By Lisa Meyers McClintick and ...

Minnesota's fall leaf colors are on the way, though this year's landscape may look different after a wet spring and unusually warm September. Leaves in the St. Cloud area will likely begin to ...

ST PAUL, Minn. — While many residents across Minnesota are mourning the passing of an all-too-short summer, there is a blessing that comes with the cooling of temps and the onset of another ...

Minnesota's fall leaf colors are on the way, though this year's landscape may look different after a wet spring and unusually warm September. Leaves in the St. Cloud area will likely begin to ...

If you're heading out to enjoy the fall colors this month, this guide will help you find some great places to stop for a bite or a brew along the way. Leaf-peeping is hungry work, after all. The ...

Looking to plan a trip around the changing of the leaves? Here's a guide on the fall foliage to come by week, Related: The 20 Best Places to See Fall Foliage in the United States. Week of September 16 ...

Summer's oppressive heat has given way to fall days, accented with colorful leaves and harvests of crunchy, sweet apples. The temps maybe be coming down quickly, but there's still time for you and ...

The Minnesota Department of Natural Resources has a fall color map where you can track the leaf progression and see where and when the fall colors will peak. The yellow shaded areas are where ...

Planning a pilgrimage to enjoy the brilliant fall leaves will be trickier this year. Months of record-breaking drought in the Northeast have deprived trees of water, and in the West, nearly 100 ...

Why do leaves fall off trees in the autumn? 02:44 MINNEAPOLIS — The latest map shows fall colors are just starting to emerge across parts of northern and southern Minnesota. That means it's only ...

Leaf peeping season is beginning on the North Shore and across northern Minnesota. Over the coming weeks, thousands will head “Up North” to bask in the fall colors in the parks along iconic ...

According to KARE 11 Meteorologist Ben Dery, all across the state of Minnesota, "green prime" is in its ending stage. That's when, Dery said, we start to see patchy areas of fall foliage.