Fall is in the Air

To catch peak fall foliage in Fredericksburg and the Hill Country, plan your trip from late October to early November. This timing aligns with vibrant color changes in the region’s mix of oaks, maples, and elms.
Best Viewing Spots Near Fredericksburg
Lost Maples State Natural Area
- Known for stunning maples that glow in reds and oranges. Pack your camera and reserve a day pass early—weekends fill fast National Park Service+15Lockaway Storage+15Texas Parks & Wildlife Department+15.
Willow City Loop
- A scenic drive winding through oak- and elm-covered hills that light up golden in autumn Southern Living+2TexploreVibe+2Southern Living+2.
Enchanted Rock State Natural Area
- The contrast of golden foliage against pink granite is unforgettable. Try hiking at sunrise or sunset TexploreVibe+1Lockaway Storage+1.
Pedernales Falls & Guadalupe River Parks
- These riverside parks offer a mix of cottonwoods, bald cypress, and pecan trees that transform in November
Top Fall Foliage News & Tips
The combination of crisp fall mornings, scenic drives through the hill country, and a glass of wine make late October–early November in Fredericksburg a heartwarming escape. It’s the perfect time to sip wine by a fire pit after after a day of site seeing, before holiday crowds arrive.
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