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 ...

School is back in session and pumpkin spice is back in your cup, which means all that's left to make it officially feel like fall is the auburn colors of New England's foliage. When will fall ...

In some of the northernmost areas of New England, it will be past peak foliage. Southern New England fall colors: Week of Oct. 14 This map shows a prediction of fall foliage during the week of Oct ...

Much like Rory’s grandpa Richard Gilmore, New England is the epitome of autumn.Summer is almost over (note: brat summer is officially done) a nd while we’ll all be sad to bid farewell to trips ...

Fall foliage season getting ready to ramp up in New England 04:57. BOSTON - Historically, this weekend is the fall foliage "kickoff party" up north. Typically, the wave of peak fall color starts ...

Plan your fall foliage road trip in New England. Vermont’s Route 15 is a colorful way to explore the state’s Northeast Kingdom, and includes tourist favorites like Stowe (shown here).

Stowe, Vermont is also highlighted for its quintessential New England charm, with Bretton Woods and North Conway in New Hampshire rounding out the top five. Where to explore fall foliage by car ...

Thanks to this summer's rain, foliage experts expect trees to hold their leaves longer this fall — meaning a later, bolder leaf-peeping season in New England.

Some parts of New England are actually forecasted to be "dull." “We expect more yellows and browns with typical to dull fall foliage along the East Coast," Pastelok said in a written statement ...

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 ...

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 colors will begin to peek through during the week of Sept. 9, covering southern New England with minimal foliage. Patchy colors will start to develop in northern New Hampshire, Vermont and Maine.