Peak color is putting on a spectacular show across northern New England, while the wave of brilliant fall leaves continues southward. Our foliage expert shares where peak is holding, which regions are turning next, and where to find the best foliage for the holiday weekend.
Ready for an autumn New England road trip? From back roads and small towns to coastal spots, these New England road trip ideas offer a wonderful way to enjoy the season.
How designer Lisa Ehrlich transformed a 1980s Vermont saltbox into a modern, relaxing mountain escape.
From après-sea to après-ski, options in the Bay State abound.
A stretching bobcat. Sunbathing fox kits. Motionless moose. When Roger Irwin takes his camera into nature, he wants “people to see what I’ve been lucky enough to see.”
Elin Hilderbrand’s hold on her avid readers comes to life on a Nantucket January weekend.
Have you heard the legend of Lucy Keyes, the Mount Wachusett ghost? According to local lore, the spirits of the lost little girl and her mother roam the slopes in search of each other.
For more than a decade, three remarkable friends have been bringing holiday magic to Vermont’s Wilburton Inn.
The executive director of the Black Heritage Trail of New Hampshire has made it her life’s work to share a more complete history of her home state.
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Have you heard of the curse of the Saco River? An American-Indian legend foretells how every year three white people will drown in the Saco River.
Feel the joy of the season at community celebrations across the Pine Tree State.
