The larch tree, during the spring and summer, looks little different from the coniferous evergreen trees that keep their bright green hues even in the height of fall.

The Western larch — which may look like a normal evergreen tree in the spring and summer — is a deciduous conifer tree, producing cones while also dropping its golden needles in the fall. The ...

Over just a few weeks, larch trees turn yellow before dropping their needles. Washington has precious few larch hot spots; try five less-popular trails this fall.

The Multnomah County Sheriff's Office has announced that Upper Larch Mountain Road will close for the winter season tomorrow, November 27.The gate is located ne ...

Case in point, the larch tree is a deciduous conifer that sheds its needles every fall and grows them back in the spring. In this sense, larches really aren’t evergreens, but they do have ...

A Clark County Superior Court judge Friday directed the Washington Department of Corrections to hold off on closing Larch Corrections Center until Tuesday while he ...

Multnomah County announced today that Larch Mountain Road will close sometime in May and won’t reopen again until next spring. Larch is one of the most beautiful and challenging climbs in Oregon. With ...

The unofficial end of summer is here, which means it’s time to plan your autumnal getaways. 'Tis the season to turn to the 2022 foliage prediction map.

Although there was some concern how larch season would be affected due to the dry season much of the area has faced, along with surrounding wildfires, it looks like larches’ shedding hasn’t ...

A tree expert says southern Alberta could be in for an early and potentially longer larch season this year.

Upper Larch Mountain Road is the highest road in Multnomah County, at an altitude of 4,055 feet. The snow gate sits at 2,300 feet. Officials say they will reopen the road in the spring.