Fall Leaves Along Highway 26 in Oregon

Fall leaves change on maple trees along Highway 26 in Central Oregon.

Not even realizing it, mid-October turned out to be the perfect time of year to be driving through Oregon. Fall leaves were at their peak all along Highway 26 and made for an amazing display for practically the entire drive. Highway 26 itself is an extremely scenic drive that crosses virtually the entire state and in addition to all the fall colors, also passes by John Day Fossil Beds National Monument, among other things.

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Posted on November 13, 2009.
Posted in Landscape. Tags: Fall Leaves, Oregon, Pacific Northwest.
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