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Wilderness Area·Utah·44,569 acres

Mount Naomi Wilderness

Forecast issued Nov 10, 7:57am ET

Peak colorOct 8Aim for Oct 7 to 10
In the wilderness today, Nov 10Leaves down
SepOctNov

Higher ground turns first, so the slopes above the road lead the valley by a few days.

No new reports from the ground here this week.

I-84I-15US 89US 91RichmondSmithfieldLoganNorth LoganHyde ParkNibleyHyrumBrigham CityWellsville Mountain Wildernesspeak Oct 15Bear Lakepeak Oct 9Uinta-Wasatch-Cachepeak Sep 23Caribou-Targheepeak Oct 4Mount Naomi Wilderness
I-84I-15US 89US 91RichmondLoganHyde ParkNibleyHyrumPrestonBrigham CityMendonWellsville Mountain Wildernesspeak Oct 15Bear Lakepeak Oct 9Uinta-Wasatch-Cachepeak Sep 23Caribou-Targheepeak Oct 4Mount Naomi Wilderness
Still greenStartingNearly peakPeakPast peakNo fall canopy we forecastInside the line, each band of elevation is painted on its own date.
Around Mount Naomi Wilderness Nearly all of the wilderness is in Cache County, which is leaves down today.
Mount Naomi Wilderness fall foliage map 2026: the place and the counties around it painted by how far along their color is on Nov 10. Peak forecast around Oct 8, best Oct 7 to 10.
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When is peak fall foliage at Mount Naomi Wilderness in 2026?

Our forecast puts peak color at Mount Naomi Wilderness around Oct 8, and the four days to aim for are Oct 7 to 10.

The wilderness runs from about 5,771 to 9,018 feet, and the color comes downhill over about 23 days: the high stands around Sep 17, the low ground around Oct 10. That's 2 days later than our model alone would say, because this September has been running warm.

Mount Naomi Wilderness, fall color week by week, 2026
WeekIn the wildernessElevation at peak
Aug 31 to Sep 6Still green
Sep 7 to Sep 13Still green
Sep 14 to Sep 20Starting to turn9,000 to 10,000 ft
Sep 21 to Sep 27Starting to turn8,000 to 9,000 ft
Sep 28 to Oct 4Nearly peak6,000 to 7,000 ft, 7,000 to 8,000 ft
Oct 5 to Oct 11Peak color5,000 to 6,000 ft
Oct 12 to Oct 18Just past peak
Oct 19 to Oct 25Just past peak
By elevation The wilderness runs from about 5,771 to 9,018 feet. That’s 23 days of season between the top and the bottom: the high stands peak around Sep 17, the low ground holds until about Oct 10, and the color comes downhill in between. The date at the top of this page is the 5,000 to 6,000 foot band.
  1. 9,000–10,000 ftLeaves downpeak Sep 175%
  2. 8,000–9,000 ftLeaves downpeak Sep 2225%
  3. 7,000–8,000 ftLeaves downpeak Sep 2835%
  4. 6,000–7,000 ftLeaves downpeak Oct 426%
  5. 5,000–6,000 ftLeaves downpeak Oct 108%

Height off 3DEP inside the wilderness’s own boundary; each band carries the date our model gives that elevation, corrections and all. The percentage is how much of the wilderness stands in it.

That’s 2 days later than our model alone would say. This September has been running warm, which shifts peak color.

Plan this trip

If you can only come on certain days

Set the days you can be here. Everything under them answers for those days, not for peak.

Wednesday, October 7 to Thursday, October 8

You’ll find it fading up high, nearly peak lower down.

Up at 8,000 feet the stands peak around Sep 22; down at 6,000 feet they hold on until about Oct 10. Pick your elevation for the day you come.

  • 8,000–9,000 ftFadingpeak Sep 22
  • 7,000–8,000 ftJust past peakpeak Sep 28
  • 6,000–7,000 ftJust past peakpeak Oct 4
  • 5,000–6,000 ftNearly peakpeak Oct 10
Where to drive
Logan Canyon (US 89), about 9 miles · Guardsman Pass, about 89 miles · Mirror Lake Highway (UT 150), about 89 miles
What turns
quaking aspen, bigtooth maple, Gambel oak

What turns, and when

Also named across Utah, outside what the canopy read measures here: Narrowleaf Cottonwood, Rocky Mountain Maple.

Utah's fall is a dual show: aspens turn gold on the high plateaus while bigtooth maples along the Wasatch Front go vivid scarlet, creating one of the most colorful mountain fronts in the West.

Questions people ask about Mount Naomi Wilderness

When is peak fall foliage at Mount Naomi Wilderness?

Our forecast puts peak color at Mount Naomi Wilderness around Oct 8, and the four days to aim for are Oct 7 to 10.

Where is the best fall color at Mount Naomi Wilderness right now?

On Nov 10 the wilderness is leaves down. The last band to peak was 5,000 to 6,000 feet, around Oct 10.

How long does peak last at Mount Naomi Wilderness?

About four days at the top, Oct 7 to 10, with a week or so either side that's still worth the drive. Across the wilderness's elevations the color moves over about 23 days, so there's peak color somewhere in it for roughly 27 days.

Is Mount Naomi Wilderness past peak?

Yes. Peak was around Oct 8, and on Nov 10 it's leaves down.

What trees turn color at Mount Naomi Wilderness?

Quaking Aspen, Bigtooth Maple, Gambel Oak, Narrowleaf Cottonwood, Rocky Mountain Maple. Utah's fall is a dual show: aspens turn gold on the high plateaus while bigtooth maples along the Wasatch Front go vivid scarlet, creating one of the most colorful mountain fronts in the West.

This forecast is built from the species that stand here, their elevation and this September’s weather, and corrected in season by cameras, foresters and our own crew. Out here we score it against NASA's satellite record of when the canopy shuts down, read inside each unit’s own boundary: two dates in three land within 12 days of it. How this map is made

All of Utah

Nearby, and when they turn

Bear Lake and Uinta-Wasatch-Cache are on the map above, with their own date.

  1. Mount Olympus WildernessUT · about 85 miles
    Peak Oct 13 best Oct 12 to 15
  2. Twin Peaks WildernessUT · about 89 miles
    Peak Oct 13 best Oct 12 to 15
  3. Lone Peak WildernessUT · about 95 miles
    Peak Oct 12 best Oct 11 to 14
  4. Mount Timpanogos WildernessUT · about 104 miles
    Peak Oct 20 best Oct 19 to 22

Fall color roads near Mount Naomi Wilderness

Nearest first. Distances are straight-line from the wilderness, so allow more by road.

  • Logan Canyon (US 89) · about 9 miles, UT · 40 miles of road

    Logan to Bear Lake, maple and aspen up the canyon.

  • Guardsman Pass · about 89 miles, UT · 12 miles of road

    Park City to Big Cottonwood Canyon, aspen and maple above Brighton.

  • Mirror Lake Highway (UT 150) · about 89 miles, UT · 42 miles of road

    Kamas to the Uinta lakes, aspen in the lower canyon.

  • Alpine Scenic Loop (Routes 92 and 189) · about 99 miles, UT · 20 miles of road

    Mount Timpanogos draped in bigtooth maple scarlet and aspen gold. The most colorful fall drive in Utah.

  • Teton Scenic Byway (ID 31, 32 and 33) · about 131 miles, ID · 69 miles of road

    Swan Valley to Ashton, aspen on the west side of the Tetons.

  • Teton Park Road · about 138 miles, WY · 20 miles of road

    The cottonwoods along the Snake River flats with the Tetons behind them. This is the most famous fall landscape in the American West.