Fall Foliage at Crabby Creek Park, Berwyn, PA

 By Nate Feldman

Today, I took a walk with my family and dog at Crabby Creek Park in Berwyn, PA.  Crabby Creek Park has a small trail in the woods alongside Crabby Creek.  Although it is located in a mostly suburban area, when you are inside it, you feel like you are in the middle of a forest.  It is a bit of a hidden gem as you often don't see a lot of other people there.  

The trail was covered with fallen leaves that have transformed their color, and there were several trees dotted throughout the area that have become completely yellow.  There were parts of the creek filled with leaves as well.

The peak of the fall season is still a bit away as you can still see a lot of trees that are green, but the colors are definitely more visible.  





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