Attention leaf peepers, the First day of fall is in 172 Days! (This was originally written on 4 April 2012) Does that get your attention? Do you all of a sudden have a strange urge to go wander through a pumpkin … Continue reading →
How much is too much? Again, you are all asking great questions and this one is common. Read my response after the question. We had decided to limit our trip to Vermont and New Hampshire. I would like to include … Continue reading →
To start with; many people come to New England during the October fall foliage time looking for one thing… “Peak Fall Foliage“ These “Leaf Peepers 1” have one thing in mind, finding the “mythical” peak fall color, and this leaves them exhausted … Continue reading →
Each year I get questions looking for my opinion about your itineraries. But I have my own question… Is your foliage itinerary wearing you out? The answer below is my classic answer. Here is my short answer: park your self … Continue reading →
New England fall foliage, the mere thought conjures scenes of little white churches, a bandstand on the town common, and harvest festivals all wrapped up in a fall foliage bow of red and gold. Elements of a Great Foliage Town … Continue reading →
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3There are affiliate links on this page for my Amazon store, I make a small percentage if you click and/or purchase an item on this or other pages on my website. Is New England fall foliage a mystery? The mystery … Continue reading →
When Should I Visit These Popular Locations? I travel around New England each fall and I have to admit that I’m always finding new “popular” fall foliage destinations, some of which I have listed below. If you need some more … Continue reading →
Today’s exploration has been rewritten several times and to this end, I’m including it as a scenic drive because it’s on Route 4 in Western New Hampshire near Enfield. You’ll find this between Grafton and Canaan New Hampshire and we … Continue reading →
Where are the Secret New England Fall Foliage Routes? The real secret to finding great fall foliage routes in New England is simple. All you have to do is just get out and explore the back roads. This article isn’t … Continue reading →