Larch trees in autumn are a sight to behold in the mountains! These coniferous trees turn a vibrant yellow for a few weeks in the fall and light up the landscape before shedding their needles. Mid-September to early October is the best time to view the golden glow of the larches. Check out these guides for various ways to view the infamous larches and celebrate fall in the mountains.
Local mountain enthusiasts, Crowfoot Media, offers a guide of 8 Larch Hikes in the Canadian Rockies. These hikes are located throughout Kananaskis, Banff, Kootenay, and Yoho National Parks. Visit Your Fall Bucket List: 10 Adventures in Canmore and Kananaskis for larch hikes that range from easy to difficult and for activities to enjoy this fall in the mountains. Also discover 3 Ways to See Larches Without Hiking in Banff National Park.
Enjoy the striking golden larches and glorious colours of fall in the mountain parks!