Good trails for foliage photography

[sdswingr]

Hi, looking for some trails that happen to have some good foliage photo opportunities.
Thanks
-Tim

[Chris]

Any trails around Crested Butte and Buena Vista tend to show great colors from my experience.

[Shadowmaker]

^^
and
Slaughterhouse Gulch - closer to town

so many out there...

[FINOCJ]

I am hoping to do some of the trails just east of Red Cliff and Camp Hale that connect into Shrine Pass. There are some spetactular trees near Holy Cross wilderness just to the west that would be neat to see from there.

Also for close to home and where you are familiar - some good spots on the southern end of rampart range road. Guanella Pass is also well known, but it will literally be completely jammed up traffic on weekends. Kenosha Pass has some good spots - I would like to run Twin Cone there as well.

[Chris]

Kenosha Pass

Definitely! :thumb:

[flashboiler]

add twin cone (kenosha pass offshoot) to the list.

[jayson44]

Pickle Gulch has some nice aspens in the fall:

https://im.vsco.co/1/51d37763a2e7114365/553dc33be3551568688b459c/vsco_042615.jpg?w=800

https://im.vsco.co/1/51d37763a2e7114365/5427504f736708ac328b469a/vsco_092714.jpg?w=800

J.

[ColoJeeper]

Boreas Pass always has some spectacular fall photographic opportunities...

[Shadowmaker]

Georgia pass... then some brews in Breck

[TxCowgirlInCo]

We ran Geneva Creek & Guanella this weekend and some of the trees were already starting to turn. It was quite lovely!

[sdswingr]

Yeah, I did that on Wednesday...looking for a bit more Aspen...

[BuckeyeNative]

Last year Metberry and Longwater Gulches had some nice scenery.

[MultiScuf]

We do photo shoots on Pickle and an in the Empire area also Mini moab/ Hackett are great.

[otisdog]

Boreas Pass is well known for great colors when you hit it at prime time. It is dirt but not 4 wheel drive. Runs from Como on the 285 side to Breck.
Jim