The predicted color stage on the selected date, modelled from years of fall color records. A forecast, not a live observation.When each area's color is predicted to peak this season. The date doesn't change this view.
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Mt. Tabor Park
An extinct volcanic cinder cone turned city park offering panoramic views of downtown Portland framed by vibrant autumn tree canopies.
Typical peak
Oct 25
Late October
Best Viewing Window
Oct 20 – Oct 30
Mid October to Late October
Observed now
Peak color
The newest satellite reading was 2 days old at the latest update.
4 sample points · about 8 clear looks per point.
What the trees look like now, not a forecast.
Forest Composition
Alder Maple dominant
14% deciduous canopy (forest survey)
Conditions & 5-Day Forecast
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Field notes · 2026 estimate
When to see peak color at Mt. Tabor Park
Peak fall color is predicted around October 25. Plan for the strongest viewing window from October 20 to October 30.
- Predicted peak
- October 25
- Best window
- October 20 – October 30
- Confidence range
- ±5 days
The prediction comes from 14 years of fall color records at this spot, checked against what observers on the ground saw. Where state foliage spotters report peak (New York, Pennsylvania, Wisconsin and Missouri), it has landed inside our ±5-day window about two years in three. An unusual summer or autumn can still move it further. Explore fall color around Portland and across Oregon.
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