Tuesday, September 18, 2007

Change of seasons play out on nature's grandest stages

In Miami we are blessed/cursed with two seasons: Summer and Winter. That's why it's such a big deal when we see snow, or see trees changing colors (palm trees turn brown when they hit the ground).

So when I got this list that Ian Wilker of Gorp.com came with of the top 10 Autumn escapes: Fall's best forests. I had to share.

To the true insiders — people who live and work in one corner or another of the great North American forest — it's pretty much a given that autumn's the best time of year to be out in the woods.











1. Willamette National Forest,OR
2. Inyo National Forest, CA
3. Coconino National Forest,AZ
4. Gunnison National Forest, CO
5. Chequamegon-Nicolet N.F., WI
6. Mark Twain National Forest, MO
7. Pisgah National Forest, NC
8. Allegheny National Forest, PA
9. Green Mountain National Forest, VT
10. White Mountain N.F.,NH - ME

2 comments:

Jessica said...

i love this post! road trip?

Ian Wilker said...

Just noticed that you'd linked to this piece, which I wrote a loooong time ago when I worked for GORP -- 1999 I think. Thanks for dredging it up from the archives!

-- Ian