Colorado Fall Foliage: Where To See Best Colors? (PHOTOS, VOTE)

With the changing of the seasons, it's time again to flock to the mountains for a glimpse of Colorado's famed fall foliage.

But the vibrant hues of red, orange and yellow will soon be gone as the temperature continues to drop. According to Colorado.com late September is the best time to see the leaves turning, but the color only lasts about a week in some places. Vote on the slideshow below to let us know which one is your favorite.

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Best Fall Foliage Photos

 

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	1 / 5		Rocky Mountain National Park One of the Front Range's favorite scenic byways, the Peak to Peak Highway takes drivers from Blackhawk to Estes Park with the stunning colors of Rocky Mountain National Park. Image courtesy Colorado Tourism Office

— Best Fall Foliage Photos

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Comments

[larmarch5]

Take the narrow guage RR from Durango to Silverton.

[Win Charles]

Independence Pass

Read more at: http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2009/09/23/colorado-fall-foliage-whe_n_296643.html

[jafi]

Kenosha Pass

[ColoradoArtLover]

Independence Pass

[goodog]

Unfortunately, aspen leaves turning yellow now remind me of Judith Miller and Scooter Libby.

I wonder if I can sue them for damages.

[impatient]

Utah's foliage is better!

[unwashedmasses]

Try viewing it panoramicly:

http://gigapan.org/gigapans/438/

[unwashedmasses]

These photos don't deserve to represent the golden beauty of the aspens in Colorado.

When you see them, like the area outside Aspen, CO and the Maroon Bells, the sight is absolutely breathtaking.

[rconlon]

I've seen better fall foliage here in New Jersey than these pics.

[Nosybear]

Have you considered going back?

[gfdgary]

Shouldn't it be COLOR! Yeah, you can include green but get real, it's yellow. Go back east to see God's colors. I've lived here for 20 years and I'm amazed at the ga-ga over yellow leaves. It's fine but get a grip.

[muscleboundH]

Maybe you should file a complaint with "god"?

[DarkSpeed]

god is pretend, you get a grip.

[Nosybear]

I've lived back east - the Smoky Mountains are beautiful but it's the comparison of a harlequin against a beautiful lady, one is loud, garish and colorful, the other serene. Which do I prefer? Wherever I may be at the time.

[mick7191]

Kenosha Pass