Fall temperatures prompt Mother Nature to switch palate

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The color of oak leaves on trees in Price Canyon are changing rapidly. While the height of the fall color often comes late in September or early in October, things seem to be changing earlier. Additional spots to view colorful autumn scenery include the Utah Scenic Byway over Huntington Canyon, the Price Recreation area and pass Willow Creek toward Indian Canyon in Duchesne County.

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