The Where… for fall colors in Vermont? When people come to this website they ask two basic questions, “Where can I find Peak fall foliage?” and “When can I find peak fall foliage?”. When you look at my images you … Continue reading →
Lisa and I tackled Mount Washington for the first time in October 2004 by taking the Auto Road during our first fall foliage trip together, 15 years ago. This year (2019), we finally decided to take the Cog Rail to … Continue reading →
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1The Norumbega is good either in mid-October or any time of the year as Lisa and I can attest to. Lisa and I went up to Camden, Maine and stayed at Norumbega Castle. It’s not a castle in the real sense of … 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 →
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 →
Rest stop for foliage viewing Somewhere between New Hampshire and Vermont on Interstate Highway 89, you’ll find the Springfield rest stop. Actually, it’s mile marker 39.4 on the Northbound side between the exit for George’s Mills (before) and NH-10 (after). Most … Continue reading →
There is a scenic overlook view of Kettle Pond from Owls Head Mountain. If you are in the Peacham area, this is a good place to check out. it’s a short drive up off of Route 242 from the entrance … Continue reading →
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16The Best foliage drives aren’t always the popular ones! At least not always! I get articles sent to me on the subject of “fall foliage” and related topics via Google News and this one from Insider Travel caught my attention. These … Continue reading →
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4What’s not to love about old inns? I’ve stayed here two times and one note you need to know is that are no motels or “cheap” lodging in Sugar Hill. This was the playground of the rich and famous in … Continue reading →