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Pine Creek Gorge, Pennsylvaniafall foliage

No reports yet this season for Pine Creek Gorge.

Right now in Pine Creek Gorge · September

24days to the next fall foliage seasonusually well under way by late October, statewide (USA-NPN volunteer observations)

Statewide timing
By late October
Statewide for Pennsylvania: color is usually well under way by late October (USA-NPN volunteer observations, 2020–2025). Not this place's own timing, not a peak, and not a forecast.

Next 7 days

No frost, strong wind or heavy rain in the forecast.

National Weather Service forecast, issued Mon 3:06 PM (Eastern). Frost: a low of 36°F or less; wind: 20 mph or more; rain: 60% chance or more.

Frost near Pine Creek Gorge

First frost usually arrives this week

Oct 5Average first fall frost

May 10Average last spring frost

The day a 32°F night is as likely as not, 1991–2020, at NOAA's Wellsboro 4 SW station (3.3 mi away, 1,818 ft). Source ↗ (opens in a new tab)

Around Pennsylvania this week

Best days to go: Today–Thu, Sat–Sun
All of Pennsylvania: region map, peak windows and the week ahead →

Trees this fall (Sep 15–21). Across the Mid-Atlantic, sugar maple and flowering dogwood are behind a typical year; the rest are close to typical. Which trees turn when →

How we know

National Weather Service forecast and alerts (opens in a new tab) (Sep 28) · USA National Phenology Network, colored leaves observations (opens in a new tab) (Sep 28) · NOAA NCEI U.S. Climate Normals 1991–2020 (annual/seasonal) (opens in a new tab) (Sep 27)

All our sources and how we use them →

Questions people ask

When is peak fall foliage in Pine Creek Gorge in 2026?

We don't have local timing for Pine Creek Gorge yet. Statewide for Pennsylvania: color is usually well under way by late October (USA-NPN volunteer observations, 2020–2025). That's for the whole state and isn't a peak or a forecast.

How is the fall color in Pine Creek Gorge right now?

Not now: the fall foliage season is over for this year. The next one starts in about 24 days (usually well under way by late October, statewide (USA-NPN volunteer observations)).