Hey everyone, Jeff Foliage here! Welcome to As the Foliage Turns, Episode 10. Hard to believe I’m already ten episodes in this season—I thought we’d still be in the early stages, but Mother Nature has kept me on the road. … Continue reading →
Even with a slight cold, I hit the road yesterday—because peak fall foliage in Vermont waits for no one. This week’s trip took me through the Northeast Kingdom, where I found early but promising color. Along with my own travels, … Continue reading →
Welcome, Leaf Peepers, only 14 days till the first day of Autumn! This is not a New England-wide report, simply because I haven’t received many reports as of today. Normally, I don’t start “reporting until 18 to 25 September, but … Continue reading →
Tucked away in the heart of the White Mountains, you’ll find the town of Bartlett, New Hampshire. Bartlett is home to one of the most charming surprises, a historic covered bridge that’s not just a relic of the past, but a fully functioning gift shop
Continue reading →This scenic spot along Route 302 in Crawford Notch, New Hampshire, showcases Wiley Pond, with stunning reflections of Mount Willard and the Webster Cliffs. This breathtaking location is especially beautiful during the fall when the vibrant foliage is mirrored on … Continue reading →
If you take your time exploring Route 113, I’m sure you will find more than I’m putting down here. We’re going to look at 3 different areas. The best times to visit these areas are 9-20 October no matter what … Continue reading →
Overview of Littleton New Hampshire Today we are going to explore Littleton New Hampshire. Littleton is situated on Route 302 at the northern edge of the White Mountains. Littleton is a decent-sized town of about 6,000 residents. Nestled in the … Continue reading →
Greetings leaf peepers far and wide! It’s that time of year when many of you have gone back home, and you might be feeling that sinking feeling in your stomach that comes when something is coming to an end once … Continue reading →
Greetings Leaf Peepers far and wide! Lisa and I just got back from a trip up north to New Hampshire and Maine. The colors while bright in many areas, they were subdued in others. We found the brown leaves a … Continue reading →
This captivating article is a compilation of my journies spanning the majestic expanse of the “Kanc,” widely recognized as the awe-inspiring Kancamagus Highway, transporting you effortlessly from its western reaches to its eastern expanses. While it is impossible to encapsulate … Continue reading →