Fall in Kentucky is such an amazing time, isn’t it? The state is lush and green for most of the year, but during autumn, it transforms into something mage of pure magic – an autumnal wonderland. You might be wondering, then, when the best time to go leaf-peeping in Kentucky is. Luckily, our friends at Smoky Mountains take the time to do an annual fall color forecast based on a few factors – and it’s always fun to see how it ends up working out! When do leaves change color in Kentucky? Let’s take a look:



For more information about how Great Smoky Mountains comes up with its annual fall color forecasts, be sure to check out the official Smoky Mountains website. Wondering what to bring along on that autumn road trip? Our road trip packing essentials list might be helpful!

What’s your favorite season in Kentucky? If it’s fall, why? Let us know!

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