New England’s fall foliage turns across the state from around the 25th of September through Mid October. Whether you are out up the White Mountains or down in the lake region around Winnepasukee and points south you will find a feast for the eyes, heart and soul. The fall colors travel from the north to the south but never in a straight line nor the way way from year to year. Play the guessing game and see where peak fall foliage will show up this year.
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- far side of pond lit up and reflecting NH fall foliage
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- reflection of Swift River covered bridge
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- fall foliage in Easton NH with church reflection
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- puddles on road reflecting autumn foliage colors
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- View from Milan NH fire tower of fall color
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- river of autumn color up the side of the mountain
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- Reflection of swift River bridge and fall foliage
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- Fall color reflects on Beaver pond foliage
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- hill ablaze with Autumn color and red shed in Sugar Hill NH
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- ripple of water in fall foliage reflection in Lilly pond
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