Dressed For Halloween
Nelson Creek Bridge, Feather River, CA-70 (10/27/18) Crys Black
Hot Springs Ravine, Feather River, CA-70 (10/27/18) Crys Black
Rock Creek Reservoir, Feather River, CA-70 (10/27/18) Crys Black
Belden, Feather River, CA-70 (10/27/18) Crys Black
Black oak growing in Plumas County’s Feather River Canyon are dressed for Halloween wearing their brightest orange and black.
Color spotter Crys Black, “saw some of the best, most consistent color of the season,” on a Saturday drive from Marysville by heading east on the Quincy/La Porte Rd up into the Northern Sierra through Strawberry Valley (First Report) where fall color was “amazing.”
“Quincy was still really pretty although seems like it won’t last much longer,” and noted, “We loved how everyone was dressed for the big Halloween party.” It wasn’t just the trees that were dressed for Halloween.
On her return drive to Oroville via CA-70, the Feather River Canyon was at peak with “constant color.” 
- Strawberry Valley – Peak (75-100%) GO NOW!
- Quincy – Peak to Past Peak, YOU ALMOST MISSED IT!
- Spanish Creek – – Peak to Past Peak, YOU ALMOST MISSED IT!
- Feather River Canyon – Peak (75-100%) GO NOW!