Fall in Montgomery County is perfect for a hike through a scenic trail. Maureen Rayburn highlighted these trails for a great autumn walk for MSN.

Autumn brings cooler temperatures, crisp air, and vibrant colors – the perfect elements for an outdoor adventure. The crunch of leaves under foot and warm sunlight filtering through orange and yellow foliage make these Montgomery County trails a hiker’s dream.

Valley Forge National Historical Park

Philadelphia’s rich history comes alive in Valley Forge, where George Washington’s army once camped during the Revolutionary War. This park combines historical significance with breathtaking fall scenery. Adults and older kids will enjoy the educational aspect of the park’s historical information, and everyone will enjoy the autumn colors and vast landscape. The park offers trails for hiking, bike riding, and horses.

Perkiomen Trail in Oaks

This trail stretches 20 miles from Green Lane to Oaks and even connects to the Schuylkill River Trail. Following the Perkiomen Creek, it’s a fan favorite for families who can choose which section to ride. It’s a great path to take in wildlife along the creek.

Chester Valley Trail in King of Prussia

This trail offers nearly 15 miles of paved rail trail that’s perfect for walkers and cyclers alike. It’s closer to local highways than some nature lovers may prefer, but it has plenty of trees and farmland along the way. It’s proximity to civilization appeals to for those who need easy access and don’t want to stray too far from home.

Read more about these trails and others at MSN.