Peak Fall Foliage Map
When to Find Peak Color in New England
Let’s start by noting that one person’s peak is another person’s near-miss. Factors like temperature and moisture are different every year, meaning we never see the same show twice. If you miss peak color in one place, you can always look somewhere else later — at least until the end of October! To see how the color rolls through New England, click on the “play” button to the right. As the map changes, so will the calendar as it highlights the approximate peak dates for different parts of the region. Happy leaf-peeping!
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