The predicted color stage on the selected date, modelled from satellite history. 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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Field notes · 2026 estimate

When to see peak color at Grand Teton National Park (Oxbow Bend, Moose-Wilson Road)

Peak fall color is predicted around September 11. Plan for the strongest viewing window from September 6 to September 16.

Predicted peakSeptember 11
Best windowSeptember 6 – September 16
Confidence range±5 days
Color seasonSeptember 10 – November 2

The prediction is a 25-year climatology built from NASA MODIS MOD13Q1 vegetation-index data, with the definition of peak calibrated against PhenoCam ground cameras. 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.

Fall color at Grand Teton National Park (Oxbow Bend, Moose-Wilson Road) begins as early as September 10 in some spots and continues through November 2 in others — a 53-day window where you can catch peak color somewhere in the area regardless of when you visit.

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Other places to see color near Grand Teton National Park (Oxbow Bend, Moose-Wilson Road)

Driving distance and time by road, not straight-line.