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This Issue | October Surprise
Last October I did something I never thought I’d do: I boarded a tour bus in Boston with some 50 strangers for a weeklong foliage journey around New England. For most of my adult life I’ve had an almost allergic reaction to traveling with more than a few people at a time, and since I’m […]
A collection of images celebrating the Connecticut River Valley in autumn from photographer Carl Tremblay.
Enjoy the beauty of Vermont’s Northeast Kingdom in fall with this collection of images from photographer Corey Hendrickson.
Rhode Island
Rhode Island Foliage Drive | Photographs
A collection of images from photographer Kate Kelley following a favorite Rhode Island foliage drive from Tiverton Four Corners to Little Compton (with a little dip into Massachusetts).
New Hampshire
New Hampshire Foliage Drive | Photographs
A collection of images from photographer Kindra Clineff following a favorite New Hampshire foliage drive around Lake Winnipesaukee and Squam Lake.
New England
New England Foliage Without the Crowds
Leave the car and your fellow leaf-peepers behind at these quintessential (and quiet) New England autumn destinations.
How will the recent record-high temperatures affect when the leaves change color? Learn more in our latest New England fall foliage report.
Learn more about season two of “Weekends with Yankee,” the New England-based travel and lifestyle series from Yankee Magazine and Boston public television producer WGBH.
Love autumn in New England? These lesser-known Vermont fall foliage destinations offer small-town charm and terrific views without the crowds.
The autumn foliage is fast approaching! Learn more about this year’s forecast in our latest New England fall foliage report.
Massachusetts
Nantucket After Labor Day | Nantucket, Massachusetts
An early fall visit to Nantucket after Labor Day gives visitors the best the island has to offer — shopping, dining, strolling, and harbor views — but with less crowds and lower prices.