Related: 14 Fall Road Trips for Seeing the Best Fall Foliage Every year, millions of people flock to New England to see the fall foliage.

New England is home to arguably the best fall foliage in the country, and now's the time to immerse yourself in nature’s colorful bounty.

Peak foliage season in New England typically occurs between late September and mid-October, although some variability can occur depending on specific location and weather conditions.

Across central New England, including southern Vermont, southern New Hampshire, Massachusetts and Connecticut, the best colors come out from early to mid-October.

There is no better place in the world to experience autumn than New England. Fall in the Northeast of the United States is like stepping into a coloring book. Bright orange, red, purple and brown ...

With leaves starting to turn brown, foliage expert Jim Salge of Yankee Magazine recommends these locations to catch peak fall colors.

A meteorologist’s guide to New England’s best leaf peeping this fall Dave Epstein recommends the best times and places to view foliage in New England this year.

The upcoming weekend is probably the busiest and most popular weekend to head north and check out the foliage. Here's where you could go to leaf peep.

Usually considered the king of fall foliage, New England is expected to have a "typical" leaf-peeping season. Upstate N.Y.'s forecast, however, is much more vibrant.

Immerse in leafy landscapes in these beautiful New England towns perfect for your family’s next fall foliage getaway.

Immerse in leafy landscapes in these beautiful New England towns perfect for your family’s next fall foliage getaway.