Fall colors decorate top of canyon

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Leaves have begun to turn color in the high country. This view near the top of Huntington Canyon shows the view that awaits drivers who want to cruise the Energy Loop, which runs from Huntington to Skyline Drive and back down the hill through Scofield. Visitors are advised to be careful with fire because the moisture levels in the wooded areas have been low for the past month.

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