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Best of New England in the Fall: Fall Foliage, Great Hikes, Apple Picking and More!

Enjoy the quintessential New England autumn after you read this FREE guide!

Dear Friend, Autumn in New England: It’s so glorious, no wonder everyone films movies and TV commercials here! But seriously, I believe there’s absolutely nothing better than enjoying autumn in New England – except, of course, enjoying the absolute best of a New England autumn, guided by the most expert New Englanders of all, the team at Yankee Magazine.

Even if you’ve never been to New England, you’ve probably heard of Yankee. They’re the folks who’ve been writing about New England since 1935. So you know that this guide is the best resource you could ask for – whether you’re planning your first trip, or you’ve lived in New England all your life.

As you know, we New Englanders absolutely hate wasting money. So download this FREE guide right now to make sure you get the most for every penny you spend in New England in the autumn!

Autumn in New England autumn offers huge variety, and so does this guide

There are many places in the U.S. with glorious fall foliage. But there’s only one that offers so many other pleasures and treasures to discover, and that’s our beloved New England region! That’s why we’ve made sure to share our favorite foliage towns, fall hikes and apple picking, among many other wonderful experiences, in this free guide. Best of New England in the Fall is designed to help you …

• Choose the places and activities that will be perfect for you and your family
• Decide whether you’ll stay in the mountains or enjoy a city visit
• Find the best possible leaf-peeping spots
• Relax wherever you decide to go with no unpleasant surprises
• Discover hidden places and unknown spaces
• Enjoy the most amazing New England autumn that you and your family ever had!

You get insider information (New Englanders are famous for knowing about the best of the best … but only at Yankee do we share it so freely!) on places to stay and things to do, gorgeous color photos, and above all, the practiced eye of our team of New Englanders who actually visit all of these wonderful places and share their experiences with you. [superofie_rclp header=”Enjoy the best autumn ever!” body=’Discover the best of a New England autumn in this FREE guide, Best of New England in the Fall: Fall Foliage, Great Hikes, Apple Picking and More.‘ button_text=’Get My FREE Guide!’ button_text=’YES, I want my FREE Guide!’ below_button=” style=” photo=”2″] Everyone wants to take outstanding photos to capture the incredible colors and sights of a New England autumn. So we’ve included some pro tips for making the most of your opportunity to record the stunning scenery. For example, never overlook the power of morning light, or even morning mist. You have to get up pretty early, but it will be worth it! And of course this guide is packed full of incredible photo ops – from cranberry bogs in full crimson glory to charming barns perched on hillsides to craggy mountaintops wreathed in clouds. And all of it can be discovered inside the pages of our free guide, so why not download it right now and start planning your fall trip?

Your New England autumn starts here

What can you expect to read about in this free guide? You get all this:

• The perfect driving routes for foliage and more
• Recommendations for foliage cruises
• Tips for making the most of your foliage tour
• The most amazing towns to visit in the fall
• Fun activities for taking a break from foliage, from Halloween festivals to corn mazes
• The best places to go apple-picking
• Great mountain hikes

In New England, the options for fun are endless. Feel like shopping? Check out Middlebury, CT, where the foliage harmonizes with the brick architecture and the shopping is eclectic. Want something a bit more vigorous? Try the favorite hike for Williams College students in Williamstown, MA – the two-mile pitch up to Pine Cobble, a quartzite outcropping with a panoramic view of “the Purple Valley” and church spires below. And when you’ve had enough hiking, enjoy a relaxing ride on the Conway Scenic Railroad starting in North Conway, New Hampshire, or take the “chondola” at Maine’s Sunday River Ski Resort 1,000 feet up to North Peak for an amazing view. There are so many options, and you simply can’t get better advice for enjoying autumn in New England than what you’ll get from the folks here at Yankee Magazine. They’ve literally been there and done that, from food to festivals to fun day trips.

Download this FREE guide right now, and no matter what season it is outside your window, you can start picturing yourself glorying in the reds, golds, oranges and rich browns of a New England autumn!

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How much would you pay for a book on the best of New England in the fall?

Probably a lot more than the price of this guide: $0. Remember, we’re giving it away free, because we love New England so much we can’t help but brag. And remember, while New England is a fabulous place to enjoy free time, there can be mishaps and pitfalls – think hotels without even the tiniest view of the famous mountain peak, no matter what their website claims … a “charming” village that actually boasts the highest concentration of fast food chain restaurants this side of the Hudson River … a hiking trail you read about in another guidebook that’s so isolated, you never did find it. Avoid disappointment in New England by reading this FREE guide! Remember, all the experiences, places and fabulous views you’ll read about in the guide have been thoroughly enjoyed in person by the Yankee team. We never phone in our content – though we do fact check it thoroughly! That’s why, when you read about a drive along the beloved Kancamagus Highway in New Hampshire’s White Mountains – one of the most scenic drives in New England –you’ll be forewarned to get on the road early, because you’ll know that on crystal-clear October afternoons, this 34.5-mile stretch of Route 112 between Lincoln and Conway can feature a caravan of SUVs and Airstreams. (But you’ll also know that the views from, say, Mad River Notchbreak, are well worth it!) And have no fear – well, OK, at least a little fear – when the guide tells you that a Haunted Boston Ghost Tour of the city’s most historically haunted places is family friendly, despite the chilling tales of Boston’s most famous ghosts and spooky sites, it will indeed include just the right amount of spine-tingling fun. When it comes to planning a fall trip to New England, it doesn’t get much easier than this! So don’t wait: Grab a cup of coffee, settle into your favorite easy chair, and read this guide right now so you can start planning the perfect New England autumn!

Who knows? Maybe we’ll run into each other at the apple orchard… or hiking in the mountains … or strolling the streets in a charming village …

Yours for a truly wonderful autumn, Aimee Seavey Editor, NewEngland.com PS: Halloween festivals, vegetable stands, hot chocolate and more – that’s how New Englanders enjoy their autumn, and you can too, after you download this expert guide to the very best New England has to offer in the fall! PPS: Did I mention that this guide to New England’s glorious autumn is absolutely FREE? Save your money and buy some pumpkins instead! [superofie_rclp header=”Enjoy the best autumn ever!” body=’Discover the best of a New England autumn in this FREE guide, Best of New England in the Fall: Fall Foliage, Great Hikes, Apple Picking and More.‘ button_text=’Get My FREE Guide!’ button_text=’YES, I want my FREE Guide!’ below_button=” style=” photo=”2″]

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