Where Are the Best Places to See Fall Leaves in Dallas and Fort Worth?
Maybe the best part about the fall season is the vibrant red, yellow and orange fall foliage in the Dallas-Fort Worth area. Embark on a family adventure this season and take a tour of the Dallas area to see the brilliant fall colors in a few picturesque locations. If you are planning a fall family adventure, you may want to know – where are the best places to see fall leaves in Dallas and Fort Worth? Slide into the driver’s seat of a pre-owned Mercedes-Benz E-Class and find the perfect fall colors this season!
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Cedar Hill State Park
WHERE: 1570 West FM 1382 Cedar Hill, TX 75104
Are you looking for fall foliage and colors in the heart of Dallas County? Look no further than Cedar Hill State Park. With an exciting trail system that spans 1,200 acres, Cedar Hill State Park provides an incredible opportunity to explore the local woodlands and see red and orange oak trees amid dark green cedar trees. The nearby Cedar Ridge Preserve and Dogwood Canyon areas will add to your fall adventure.
White Rock Lake Park
WHERE: E. Lawther Dr. Dallas, TX 75218
Located just five miles northeast of downtown, White Rock Lake Park is a fan favorite for families in search of fall foliage. Picturesque hiking and biking trails highlighted by the White Rock Creek Trail allow you to explore at your own pace to find brilliant cottonwood trees at the north end of the park and much more. Take your adventure to the next level and kayak your way around the park for a great view of the fall colors on the lake or visit the Dallas Arboretum to see colorful Japanese maples.
Lost Maples State Natural Area
WHERE: 37221 FM 187 Vanderpool, TX 78885
If you and your family are in the mood for a weekend road trip, get behind the wheel of your pre-owned BMW 5 Series this fall and head to the Lost Maples State Natural Area. A popular spot for families who want to see the fall colors, the Lost Maples State Natural Area will be visited by more than 50,000 people in October and November. Hike 10 miles of beautiful wooded trails to the top of a 2,200-foot cliff for a breathtaking view of the massive Bigtooth maple trees, Maximillian sunflowers and the Sabinal River.
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