Leaf-Peeping Season in Park City, Utah
Experience autumn in the mountains when you stay at DoubleTree by Hilton Park City – The Yarrow, your perfect home base for leaf peeping in Park City, UT. Nestled in the heart of town, our hotel is just minutes from some of the best scenic drives, hiking trails, and overlooks to capture the vibrant fall foliage that transforms Utah’s Wasatch Mountains each year.
When to Visit for Peak Fall Colors
The best time for leaf peeping in Park City is typically from mid-September through mid-October, when the aspen trees glow with golden yellow, the maples turn brilliant red, and the crisp mountain air makes exploring the outdoors even more refreshing.
Top Places to See Fall Colors in Park City
Guardsman Pass Scenic Byway – A breathtaking mountain drive with panoramic views of fiery red and golden leaves.
McPolin Farm (White Barn) – An iconic photo stop surrounded by rolling hills of colorful foliage.
Deer Valley & Park City Mountain Trails – Hike or bike through trails lined with aspens and enjoy sweeping mountain vistas.
Mirror Lake Scenic Byway – A short drive from Park City, offering high-altitude lakes framed by endless aspen groves.
Stay in the Heart of the Season
After a day of exploring Park City’s fall beauty, return to DoubleTree Park City – The Yarrow for cozy accommodations, on-site dining, and a warm chocolate chip cookie at check-in. Whether you’re here for a weekend getaway or a longer autumn escape, our hotel puts you steps from downtown Main Street and just a short drive from the area’s most colorful landscapes.
September is the perfect time to visit Park City. With kids back in school, the town takes on a relaxed vibe, offering cooler mountain temperatures and lush green foliage. Whether you’re up for a spooky ghost tour, an adrenaline-pumping zip line ride, or simply a long weekend escape, Park City delivers the ideal blend of late-summer adventure and early fall charm.