The White Mountains are known for their beautiful views year-round, but in June, the views in the fields become especially beautiful as the lupine burst into bloom.

Historic buildings and museums, a walkable downtown, and oodles of New England charm. Have you ever visited the small but ...

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With red bands of sugar maple, oak, beech and chestnut, New England is the quintessential leaf-peeping destination. The season begins in northern Maine, where it’s cooler, around mid-September ...

Visitors can head north to do a little leaf peeping of their own. Here, some of the most opportune places to see all the beauty for yourself, should you decide to travel to do some New England ...

The next time you're out leaf peeping. Consider this New England's famous fall foliage could change in the years to come. There's threats on all sides to what we consider beautiful New England ...

MEREDITH, N.H. (AP) — New England leaf-watching season is in ... provides an ideal setting to view nature’s annual show. “Leaf-peeping is one of the most accessible tourism things that ...

Selfie-snapping tourists have overwhelmed New England's leaf-peeping hot spots ... headlamps, and maps. They stressed the importance of proper planning and awareness of rapidly changing mountain ...

The upcoming weekend is probably the busiest and most popular weekend to head north and check out the foliage ... The remainder of southern New England. Areas north and west first and then ...

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The mountains of Vermont have the largest percentage of maple trees in New England, making the Green Mountain State one of the must-see regions for leaf peeping. While each year it varies slightly ...