fall foliage

Where are the top destinations to visit for beautiful fall foliage? USA Today listed its top ten, three of which are in or near Upstate New York. You will agree that these destinations are by far the most beautiful for fall views.

Ready or not, here comes fall. The leaves have already started to change in New York State but the colors may not be as vibrant this year.

It'll only be a matter of time before New York State turns vibrant shades of red, yellow, and orange... but where are the best places for leaf peeping? A new national ranking crowned 3 Upstate locations "best" in America.

It's the most colorful time of year. Some of the best fall foliage in the country can be found in Upstate New York, but it doesn't last long.

This is the gorgeous time of year in the Northeast. Travel up to the most popular ski mountains in Vermont and hop on a chair lift to get a birds-eye view of the fantastic fall foliage. Here are the top six mountain ski lifts to enjoy the view.

There is something really wonderful about the explosion of color throughout Upstate New York as the leaves change color. There's also something wonderful about taking a ride on a local train through the mountains around the Capital Region. Put those two things together and you've got a perfect fall experience.

Living near the Adirondacks and the beautiful fall foliage, I was surprised to find out that New York state hasn't finished first in three years. Now New York is the champion and it's well deserved.

Are you a leaf peeper? Wondering when fall is going to be hitting us here in Upstate New York? There's a map for that!

You either love fall or you hate fall. Yes, the weather is getting colder and winter is closer than we'd like. It does also mean, though, that the trees are going to get a lot more colorful and here's where you can see them.

Yes, it means the end of summer but it's one of the best reasons to live in the Northeast. Now there's a map to predict when you can expect leaves to hit their peak and when it's ready to get ready for colder weather.

I know we are in the middle of summer, but my favorite season, by far, is the fall. That is one of the main reasons I love living here in the Northeast. Now there is a beautiful and unique way to see all that the season has to offer.

Most years our foliage has peaked by this point, but this year we are running a little late and it looks like this weekend will be peak leaf peeping time in the Capital Region.