easy
6 hours
Suitable for all fitness levels as most stops involve minimal walking from the vehicle.
Discover Asheville’s Blue Ridge Mountains ablaze with fall color on a guided photography tour designed for all skill levels. Learn expert techniques while exploring vibrant autumn landscapes and hidden scenic spots.
$175/person | 6-hour Trip | All Levels Welcome!
Join a guided fall-color photography tour in Asheville and capture breathtaking images in the vibrant Blue Ridge Mountains. With expert lessons and limited group sizes, you'll explore the most colorful spots while enjoying provided snacks and transportation. Don't miss this unique opportunity to enhance your photography skills amidst stunning autumn scenery!
$175/person
All Ages
6 hours
We're really looking forward to the 2024 Fall Color season here in Asheville! We offer guided fall-color tours and photography lessons that will take you to the spots that are showing the most color in the Blue Ridge Mountains! We keep a close eye on the different areas across the mountains and know which spots will have color and when. Spots are limited so we encourage booking as soon as possible.
These tours are not private but are limited to three participants per tour. If you would like to request a private fall color tour, please select the private tour option when checking out!
Lessons, water, snacks, and private transportation.
Please wear seasonally appropriate clothing while being prepared for colder-than-expected temperatures at higher elevations. Rain gear and water shoes (for waterfalls) are encouraged!
Each person should bring a camera of some sort, ideally, a DSLR or mirrorless camera but smartphones work! A tripod is highly recommended.
Snacks, a drink of your choice, sunscreen, and other personal needs should be brought as well.
Ensure you can keep shooting without interruption during the 6-hour tour by packing additional memory cards.
Mountain mornings can be cool even in fall; layering helps you stay comfortable as temperatures fluctuate throughout the day.
A fully charged battery is crucial to capture every scene—no recharging opportunities during outdoor stops.
A lightweight tripod improves stability for low-light or detailed shots during early morning and late afternoon.
The Blue Ridge Parkway, established in 1935, preserves this scenic corridor and has long been a cherished route for fall leaf viewing.
Tour operators emphasize Leave No Trace principles and support local conservation efforts to protect the fragile mountain environment.
A versatile camera is key for capturing detailed and vivid fall colors in different light conditions.
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Fall temperatures vary; layers keep you comfortable as weather changes throughout the tour.
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Helpful for steady landscape shots and longer exposures in lower light.
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Provided snacks help maintain energy, but bringing personal hydration is advised for comfort.
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