The first pockets of peak color are arriving in the far north and higher elevations, while much of southern New England remains green. Our foliage expert Jim Salge looks at the latest signs of change, the impact of recent weather, and where to find the best color this weekend.
Autumn in our region means more than just beautiful leaves. Here, Yankee ranks the best foliage towns in New England in 14 categories, from scenery to farmstands to food and lodging.
The most popular fall foliage drives aren’t the only way to experience New England’s spectacular autumn foliage display.
A small Maine mountain delivers big thrills at the U.S. National Toboggan Championships, the only organized wooden toboggan race in the country.
Feel the joy of the season at community celebrations across the Pine Tree State.
Europe isn’t the only place you’ll find old ruins and medieval-style structures. Here’s a list of New England castles that are well worth a day of exploration.
From the best time for peak color to the perfect foliage towns and road trips, our Maine fall foliage guide will help you plan this year’s great autumn escape.
Sit back, relax, and experience this year’s fall foliage from New England’s many beautiful harbors, rivers, and lakes.
We used research, road trips, and a dash of personal opinion to come up with our picks, from Maine to Connecticut, for the best foliage town in every New England state.
Our foliage expert, Jim Salge, shares his favorite places to see the beautiful fall leaves as they arrive.
Always wanted to go camping by the ocean? From Maine to Connecticut, we think these are some of the best beach camping destinations in New England.
Not sure which New England coastal towns to visit? Here are the 10 prettiest coastal towns in New England, from Down East harbors to Victorian island resorts.
