This interactive map shows where peak fall foliage is in New York

It’s not really autumn until New York State’s I Love New York fall foliage map is live!

The interactive shows the current seasonal colors around New York, including in the Adirondacks, Thousand Islands-Seaway, Catskills and Chautauqua-Allegheny.

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 It’s updated each Wednesday and is featured on the I LOVE NY Instagram page:

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I LOVE NY makes its predictions based on field reports from volunteer observers called “leaf peepers.” You can sign up to be one here.

New York’s Parks Department has its own local foliage report, which you can check out here, follows certain tree species (maple, Sweetgum and Black Gum, Ginkgo, Zelkova and Oak) that have particularly gorgeous colors in the fall. Once the tree species is in its glory, a checkmark will appear and the image will brighten on the site. You can check the tracker itself or follow @nycparks on Twitter to learn when they’re in their autumn color!

Happy viewing!