Great Info for Seeing Fall Colors in the Eastern Sierras

You really don't want to miss the Fall Colors in the Eastern Sierras.  They are quiet stunning!

The Aspens are also very fickle in that they change colors at their own pace depending on the altitude and weather. A Sudden wind storm, snow storm, or a cold frost can wipe out the colors in a certain spot over night while leaving others unharme.

So knowing where the great spots are and have "intel" on what the latest color conditions are can make the difference in having a fantastic color safari or just a good one.  (You can never really have a terrible time in the Sierras)

I was going to build out a resource list but a good Flickr friend Jean Day beat me to it. To be honest I could not have done a better job.  Not only does she list out the great spots and where to get up to the date information, she has some great photos of what the fall colors look like!

Here is the link to her Flickr Post Jean Day's Fall Color Post

While you're there take a look at her photostream.  She has some wonderful images from the Sierras and Northern Cal.

I hope this helps you have a great time visiting the Eastern Sierras in the fall.

Where to Stay While Your Are Visiting

Now hold on to your wallet here comes the sales pitch. If you are looking for a great place to stay, rent our place at Snow Flower 13. It is located in Mammoth convenient to most of the Fall Color hot spots. If you are interested in staying at Snow Flower 13 check out its Facebook page. It has pictures so you can see the place and on the wall links on how to make a reservation. To help you chose Snow Flower 13 as your base camp I will throw in a 20x30 high quality photograph of Crowley Lake taken from the dam to the first person that makes a reservation for three days or more and mentions the code (Fall Colors) when they make a reservation for Snow Flower 13!  See the picture below.  It looks great printed on quality archival high gloss with custom matting.