October has started, meaning fall is in full swing and the leaves have changed colors across Utah’s mountains. The only question is where you should go to see these fall colors.

Here is a look at five hikes and five scenic drives along the Wasatch Front that allow you to enjoy the fall leaves in their full glory.

5 fall hikes to check out for their fall colors

Buffalo Peak Trail

Located up Provo Canyon, Buffalo Peak Trail is a 1 mile out-and-back trail, per AllTrails. At the top of the trail, hikers are treated to views of Cascade Peak, Mount Timpanogos and Utah Valley. There are a few fire pits along the trail, which gets steeper as it goes on. Bighorn sheep can also be spotted along the way.

Scout Falls

Located along a portion of the Mount Timpanogos trail, the route to Scout Fal

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