The fall foliage at Lyman Run State Park looked fantastic when I visited on the afternoon of October 5th, 2021!
If you’re unfamiliar with this 595-acre park, it’s located in northern Potter County, just west of the PA Grand Canyon.
If the fall foliage at Lyman Run State Park isn’t at its absolute peak already, it will be in the next few days.
One of the iconic features of Lyman Run State Park is the sawtooth-shaped dam that helps form Lyman Run Lake.
A walking trail across the breast of the dam allows you to view the entire length of the 45-acre lake.
There’s also a roadside scenic overlook just a five minute drive from the park office.
And when I say roadside, I mean roadside!
If you want to catch the fall foliage at Lyman Run State Park in all its glory, my advice is to get there this week!
Also check out my Kinzua Bridge State Park 2021 Fall Foliage Update for another place where the colors are peaking this week!
The Abandoned Ski Resort at Denton Hill State Park in Potter County is quite possibly the most unique fall foliage destination in all of northcentral PA!
Last operated in 2014, the ski resort may be abandoned, but the state park is still open to visitors.
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