Would you take a “Road Not Taken?” My basic premise in life is to take the road less traveled. Robert Frost’s poem, “The Road Not Taken” is 100 years old yet it still resonates with me today. It’s not so … Continue reading →
Today we are going to explore the question, “When is the best time to see fall foliage in Vermont?”. I try each year to give clear answers to this and other questions. The problem is this, there are no simple … Continue reading →
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4Favorite Notch Road? Not all are created equal… By this, I mean that some are more like the main thoroughfares, Think Crawford Notch Rd which is also Route 302, paved rather than the back roads that I try to put you … Continue reading →
This Fall Foliage question was written in 2012 and looking back it’s still mostly relevant. Email question from a reader, after she read one of my reports (it could be a report from anybody) Jeff, just got this, just read … Continue reading →
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6Have you explored Smuggler’s Notch? If you are saying that you drove Smuggler’s Notch and crossed it off your bucket list, and thought it was a nice scenic drive, then I’ll ask again. Have you really explored it??? I first drove … Continue reading →
I’m writing this as a Fall foliage trip but in reality, could be done from spring to fall (even winter) because Route 16 is a main road. Route 16 takes you from New Hampshire’s Lake Chocorua, up to Pinkham Notch … Continue reading →
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47The #1 question that I get every year: When is the best time for fall foliage in New England? Based on this set of loose parameters, it’s an easy Question… Late September and all of October, Of Course! Rarely is … Continue reading →
What could be better than Massachusetts in the fall? Autumn is a state of mind, more than a time of year… Jeff Foliage What does this time of year mean to you? It may be nothing more than escaping the heat … Continue reading →
New Hampshire’s Lake region offers incredible views and vistas year-round but during Mid to late October, this area really shines. From the largest of New Hampshire’s lakes, Lake Winnipesaukee down to the smaller lakes such as Squam Lake of “On … Continue reading →
Welcome leaf peepers, to one of my favorite New Hampshire scenic drives. What Will You Find North of the Kancamagus Highway? It’s a long one with 2 churches, 1 stone tower, 3 covered bridges, a grist mill (really in VT, but only … Continue reading →