SYRACUSE, N.Y. (WSYR-TV) – The Adirondack region of New York is beginning to see the first signs of fall foliage, with Essex County leading the way with more than 20% change at Whiteface Mountain.

As of early September, various counties in the Adirondacks are experiencing different levels of foliage change. In Essex County, Whiteface Mountain in Wilmington shows a significant transformation with vibrant orange and yellow leaves, while other areas like Crown Point and Newcomb report about 10% change with muted colors.

In Franklin County, Saranac Lake has observed a 15% change with some yellow leaves appearing, and Tupper Lake is witnessing a gradual shift with traces of mustard, goldenrod, and bronze hues.

Lake Pleasant in Hamilton County is seeing a 10% change with some red leaves and a

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