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WEEKEND FINDER
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FallHike compares foliage, Saturday/Sunday weather, recent rain and distance, then ranks the strongest options.
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8-DAY OUTLOOK
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OFFICIAL ILLINOIS CHECK
Illinois fall color report
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How FallHike decides
Localized foliage timing comes from Autumn Guide’s 2026 weather-driven model. FallHike samples the forecast grid at the park’s coordinates, uses local elevation when available, combines it with current Open-Meteo forecasts and recent rainfall, and overlays Illinois’ official regional guidance. Trail and park discovery uses OpenStreetMap data.
🍁 Autumn Guide / ERA5
☀️ Open-Meteo
🥾 OpenStreetMap
🛰️ USGS The National Map
🏛️ Enjoy Illinois / IDNR
Forecasts are planning estimates. Tree species, slope, soil moisture, wind damage and microclimates can make conditions vary even within the same park.