Here Is The Most Efficient Way To See The Best & Brightest Fall Foliage In Canada

Well it's official, today is the first day of Fall.

But don't get too depressed, we still have plenty of things to look forward to.

Like being able to wear jackets again, sleeping without a fan on, Halloween, pumpkin spiced everything, and call me crazy, but I really enjoy NOT sweating.

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But the most noticeable change is obviously the foliage.

And no one knows foliage like The Weather Network.

They posted a guide that shows you all the best spots in Canada to admire the changing leaves, so naturally we had to map it out.

Here are the best places to see fall colors:

• Gros Morne National Park, Newfoundland & Labrador

• Signal Hill, Newfoundland & Labrador

• The Confederation Trail, Prince Edward Island

• Cabot Trail, Nova Scotia

• Cape Breton Highlands National Park, Nova Scotia

• The Fundy Trail, New Brunswick

• Sugarloaf Provincial Park, New Brunswick

• Eastern Townships, Quebec

• Monte-Sainte-Anne, Quebec

• Algonquin Provincial Park, Ontario

• Mount Nemo, Ontario

• Whiteshell Provincial Park, Manitoba

• Prince Albert National Park, Saskatchewan

• The Qu'Appelle Drive, Saskatchewan

• Elk Island National Park, Alberta

• Stanley Park, British Columbia

• Tofino, British Columbia