In Vermont, New England’s fall foliage almost always starts it’s fiery color burning a swath from the North East Kingdom down Route 100 and into the Green Mountains. You will generally find good color from around the 2oth of September through Mid October. You’ll start up north but then the color will quickly advance down to the valleys and the feet of the Green Mountains and the many ski resorts. The fall colors travel from the north to the south but never in a straight line nor the way way from year to year. Visit Vermont and see where peak fall foliage will show up this year.
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- Danby Vermont barn in fall foliage color
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- Champ seen in unusual places
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- Autumn color around Moss Glen Falls
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- fall colors surround white horse at fence
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- Fall color with Peacham Vermont church
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- red maple next to Peacham Vermont building
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- Hildene home of Todd Lincoln amid fall foliage
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- Afternoon sun on yellow Vermont foliage at moss glen falls
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- skinny cow looking around tree in Vermont foliage
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- Danby Vermont barn in fall foliage color
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- spotlight on fall color around Seyon pond
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- hill full of color behind meeting house.
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- Lake-Champlain-fall-color
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- maple tree across Vermont church steeple
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- Fall color surrounds Danville Vermont building
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- Danby Vermont barn in fall foliage color
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- Route 100 fall colors behind red barn
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- Danby Vermont barn in fall foliage color
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PA born, never traveled north of NY City until my mother(now gone) and I left California to complete one of our dreams,visiting was so amazing we were very fortunate to see such beauty! We carried such memories and now I cherish and tear up every time I recall our road trip. Thank you for bringing me closer to God and my mother. I dream of visiting again, it’s the only time I get truly home sick. I pray you and all of New England recover from the disaster of the horrific rain and flooding you endured. Thank you again for sharing.
Hi Maria, I’m also PA born (Erie). Thank you for you kind words and I hope we can give you a virtual tour of New England so you can enjoy the memories. I often tell my readers that going up into the mountains to view the foliage is wonderful but it’s so much more special to share it with someone.
The folks of New England, I’m sure will appreciate your sentiments for them and hopefully you can come yourself soon to tell them in person.
Jeff Foliage
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