Leaves are already turning in northern New England, signaling that the region’s famed foliage season – estimated by the U.S. Forest Service to bring in $8 billion in tourism revenue annually ...

Fall foliage is a New England staple. It’s estimated that 3.6 million tourists from across the globe visit Vermont alone for a front row seat to the beautiful colors! But with this year’s hot ...

Due to the aforementioned lack of rain, an early 2024 fall foliage forecast for New England initially called for a down year in terms of fall colors.. But thanks to some last-minute rain and cool ...

2024. IN TONIGHT’S FORECAST. THIS YEAR DOES LOOK GOOD. IT’S IT’S BEEN A GOOD GROWING SEASON. WE EXPECT A GOOD YEAR IN JUST A FEW SHORT WEEKS. NATURE WILL DON ITS RADIANT FALL. ATTIRE LEAVES ...

A maple tree shows its fall colors in Woodstock, Maine. (Robert F. Bukaty/AP) When and where to visit. The timing of peak fall colors varies across New England due to the region’s diverse geography.

Southern New England — Mid- to late October Different tree species are reacting uniquely this year. Some maple trees are changing colors fast while other species are dropping leaves quickly ...

Fall foliage peaking in Central Park 01:53. With fall now well underway, many are wondering when and where they can enjoy the beautiful change in leaves that occurs annually. While locations in ...

• Rest of Southern New England – High color, but peak/near peak in northwest corner of Connecticut. Peak foliage is expected to last another seven to 10 days.

The colors of fall foliage always seem to captivate people in New England, along with visitors from other states who come to view the annual phenomenon. But not all years are created equal. The ...

The New River Gorge National Park & Preserve in southern West Virginia offers more than 70,000 acres of public lands that burst into shades of red, orange and yellow during its peak autumn foliage ...

Leaves are already turning in northern New England, signaling that the region’s famed foliage season – estimated by the U.S. Forest Service to bring in $8 billion in tourism revenue annually – is ...

Leaves are already turning in northern New England, signaling that the region’s famed foliage season – estimated by the U.S. Forest Service to bring in $8 billion in tourism revenue annually ...