The Covered Bridges of Northfield VT I drove many times up Route 12 in Vermont. I even stopped in at my dad’s alma mater, Norwich University. I took him there once, so he could look over the parade grounds that he … Continue reading →
Guest post by Connecticut photographer, Mark Spremulli. Trains and Fall Foliage go hand in hand. It’s the smell of the coal smoke, the sounds of the diesel, the squeaking of the wheels as well as the clickety-clack over the joints, … Continue reading →
My #1 breakfast spot in New Hampshire Polly’s Pancake House in Sugar Hill New Hampshire on Route 117 is one of the places that I always try to fit into my itinerary every autumn. With or without gluten and New Hampshire-made … Continue reading →
How to plan for where the fall colors may show with Zone Planning Zone Planning is a simple idea and is more reliable when you compare it to timing the peak fall foliage. It doesn’t matter where you or I “THINK” … Continue reading →
Article by Elisa Shaw, landscape and nature photographer in New York. Hudson Valley Fall Foliage Favorites Just 3 hrs west of Boston or 2 hrs north of NYC, lies New York’s Hudson Valley, perhaps one of the finest places in New York … Continue reading →
How do you choose your autumn vacation plans? There are so many factors to think about, from lodging to local food specialties, to activities. Of course, our favorite activity is Leaf Peeping but there is so much more to think … Continue reading →
I hear this so often that I felt it was time to talk about it again. I consider peak fall foliage to be mythical. Now you may be wondering how I can say that. You look through my galleries and … Continue reading →
Choosing scenic locations for an autumn trip I just got a message from an old friend up in New Hampshire and they just moved. They now live on Meetinghouse Road and I thought to myself that this is the … Continue reading →
Do you worry about finding a room during your fall foliage vacation? Remember! In a comment, Misty asked me where I would recommend finding a room for her fall foliage vacation. This is a tough one for me since over the past … Continue reading →
I’m guessing many of you can already guess which road I’m about to mention. Smuggler’s Notch is, in my opinion, the most winding road in all of Vermont—possibly even all of New England. Keep reading to learn more about this … Continue reading →
