Park City’s favorite places to see fall colors, according to you

Bloods Lake in the fall. Reader Ally Bebbling says, "I love going early in the morning before the crowds get there. It's magical." Photo: Ally Bebbling

PARK CITY, Utah — As the leaves turn, Parkites are heading to their favorite spots for some prime leaf-peeping. Here are the top six recommendations from our TownLift readers:

1. Guardsman Pass: Massive views and bright autumn colors. The scenic drive connects Park City to Midway and Big Cottonwood Canyon.

2. Bloods Lake: Bloods Lake Trail, starting at the Bonanza Flat Conservation Area, offers a scenic hike through meadows, dense aspen groves, and expansive views of the Wasatch Mountains.

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3. Armstrong Trail: Ideal for a shaded, forested hike from the main Park City Mountain Resort base. The trail winds uphill through trees before opening up near the King Con chairlift.

4. WOW Trail: Connecting Empire Pass to Midway via singletrack, this trail is for both hikers and bikers.

5. Rob’s Trail: The quintessential (and crowded) Park City fall hiking spot, located in the Sun Peak neighborhood.

6. Glenwood Cemetery: Provides a quieter leaf-peeping experience under a canopy of aspen trees.

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Send in photos of your favorite leaf-peeping areas in Park City to tips@townlift.com.