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Autumn Cascade
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- 1Golden larch season brings a tourism boost to Methow Valley▼Golden ‘larch madness’ means green for tourism-starved Methow Valley economy
The Methow Valley in Washington State is seeing an economic lift from 'larch madness', the annual autumn spectacle when golden larches draw visitors to the North Cascades. Local businesses, hit hard by recent wildfires and smoke that kept tourists away, are welcoming the influx of leaf-peepers as a much-needed source of revenue.
- 2Basin Cascade and Kinsman Falls Draw Hikers in New Hampshire●4⭐️️️️️️️️️️️️️️️️️️️️️️️️️️️️️️️Basin Cascade & Kinsman Falls, NH https://www. trailspotting.com/2026/10/basi n-cascade
Hikers are being pointed toward Basin Cascade and Kinsman Falls in New Hampshire's Franconia area, a route that avoids the crowded Basin viewpoint and passes a series of smaller waterfalls. The outing is being shared as an autumn option, with fall foliage at its peak adding to the appeal of the quieter falls nearby.
- 3Kayaking Across Jenny Lake in Grand Teton National Park●This was a fun day back in the fall of 2019. I kayaked across Jenny Lake, named for the Native wife of an old trapper, a
A traveller is recalling a fall 2019 trip to Grand Teton National Park in northwest Wyoming, describing a kayak crossing of Jenny Lake followed by a hike up Cascade Canyon. Jenny Lake takes its name from the Native American wife of a 19th-century trapper. The writer says another autumn trip to the area is being planned for next year, sharing photos and memories of the mountain scenery.