This report will be updated almost every week through November. You can also call the park directly for a recorded report at (830)-966-3413, option 3.

• For more fall foliage photos, check out Lost Maples on Facebook.
• Read more about visiting the park to see fall foliage.
• See fall foliage reports from previous years.

Weekends are selling out fast, so we encourage you to book a day pass online before your visit. 

Dec. 5, 2022

Last update of the season: Peak fall foliage has come and gone and the leaves are starting to drop at a fast pace.

Nov. 25, 2022

It's been a cool week here at the park and more vibrant colors are appearing. Some of the trees that started turning earlier are losing their leaves but others that just started turning are holding onto their leaves. Happy Thanksgiving!

Nov. 18, 2022

The cold front last week is really helping change these maples and we have another front coming in this weekend! Highs in the low '40s and good chances of rain should help turn even the most stubborn maple into a dazzling display.

Nov. 10, 2022

A little more color is appearing this week on some trees while others remain stubborn and green. We hope to see some changes after another cold front late today or tomorrow!

Nov. 4, 2022

We're starting to see little pops of color here and there. Most trees are still green but some parts are turning and some trees on the East Trail are turning, as well.

Oct. 28, 2022

Another cold front has brought more needed rain today and what’s better is we are starting to see hints of colors in some of the trees. Most of the maples are still all green but they are finally thinking about that color change now.

Oct. 20, 2022

On Monday we received some much needed rain and a cold front that has been starting us out in the mornings around 40 degrees. While the trees still haven’t started turning, the moisture and cold spell will be good for the colors this year.

Oct. 17 2022

Not much change from last week. Sycamores are turning and some other trees but not much color yet. We hope to get some rain with the incoming front this weekend.
    

October 7, 2022

The park is still nice and green with the only evidence of fall being the yellowing of the Sycamore trees and the milder temperatures. As we get further into October, the leaves will be looking for that first cold snap and abundant sunshine to start their color transformation.

Visiting the park in Fall Foliage season

Busy season

Expect delays, traffic congestion, and capacity closures on fall weekends and the week of Thanksgiving. When parking lots are full, the Natural Area will close. 

To guarantee you get in during our peak season, reserve passes online, or by calling the customer service center, before you visit. Please check the park Facebook page for immediate updates on closures, or contact the Natural Area.

Park info

You can drive about one mile into the park to view foliage from your vehicle.

Restrooms and picnic tables are wheelchair accessible. Learn more about accessibility at this park.