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Home›Travel and Recreation›Best Places for Fall Leaves in the U.S.

Best Places for Fall Leaves in the U.S.

By Matthew Lynch
March 25, 2024
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As summer fades and autumn arrives, the palette of the American landscape transforms into a spectacular display of fall foliage. The United States is blessed with numerous destinations where leaf peepers can indulge in the crisp air and the tapestry of colors ranging from bright yellows to deep reds. Here are some of the best places to witness fall leaves in all their glory:

1.Aspen, Colorado –Named after the tree, Aspen offers a breathtaking autumn scene with its golden-yellow aspen trees set against the backdrop of rugged snow-capped mountains.

2.The Catskills, New York –This region is a canvas of color in the fall with its splendid mix of maples, oaks, and birch trees weaving a patchwork quilt of hues.

3.Great Smoky Mountains National Park, Tennessee/North Carolina –One of the most visited national parks in America, it boasts a diverse range of tree species contributing to extended periods of fall colors.

4.Upper Peninsula, Michigan –This lightly populated segment of Michigan delivers a dramatic display of fall color where visitors can drive through carpets of fallen leaves on quiet roads.

5.The Berkshires, Massachusetts –A charming New England getaway offering scenic drives through rolling hills densely packed with fiery maples and golden birches.

6.Glacier National Park, Montana –While known for its glaciers and rugged terrain, it’s also home to golden larches and quaking aspens that dazzle under the vast Montana sky.

7.Lake Placid, New York –Beyond winter sports fame, Lake Placid shines in the fall with mirror-like lakes reflecting stunning arrays of reds and oranges.

8.Shenandoah National Park, Virginia –Skyline Drive runs along this park offering 105 miles of vistas covered in a blanket of seasonal color.

9.Columbia River Gorge, Oregon–This canyon on the Columbia River presents one of the most diverse collections of deciduous trees bringing an array of autumnal shades.

10.Door County, Wisconsin –Peninsula living is at its finest here amidst quiet harbors and lighthouses surrounded by waves of amber foliage.

Each destination is unique in its presentation, promising unforgettable sights to those who venture out during this magical time of year. Whether you’re planning a scenic drive or looking for outdoor activities like hiking amongst autumn leaves, these spots offer some of the best experiences for both nature lovers and photographers alike. Don’t forget your camera; you’ll want to capture every moment amid these famous American backdrops bejeweled with fall’s finest colors.

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