"September brings an average temperature of 59°F (2° below normal) with 3.5” of precipitation—wet in the north," drier in the ...

Fall foliage can change instantly in Vermont, which is why knowing when and where peak season will occur is key to a great leaf-peeping season. advertisement. TheTravel.

By the week of Oct. 14, foliage in Vermont and most of New England will have passed its peak, the website predicts. At this point, leaves will start to grow duller and darker, with many falling ...

By the week of Oct. 14, foliage in Vermont and most of New England will have passed its peak, the website predicts. At this point, leaves will start to grow duller and darker, with many falling ...

Much of Vermont may have reached its fall foliage peak last weekend, but have no fear, there is still time to see the colors, state foresters say. On Tuesday, Oct. 17, the Vermont Department of ...

It's fall foliage season, and this month, Vermont became covered in reds and oranges as trees started to drop their leaves. Drone footage taken near Jay Peak the week of Oct. 2. The foliage was so ...

Hotel Vermont in Burlington has unveiled a Fall Foliage Hotline, a direct phone service providing first-hand information on all things related to The Green Mountain State’s foliage spectrum.

It's a leaf-peeping smackdown. A magazine promoting tourism in Arizona (yes, Arizona) is boasting that its foliage season is better than Vermont's. 7098212 ...

It’s already been a great year for hydrangeas, magnolias and lilacs in New England. Now, headed into Vermont’s leaf-peeping season, foliage experts predict another strong, colorful showing ...

Vermont fall colors: Week of Sept. 9 Vermont leaves will start to see minimal color during the week of Sept. 9, with a small portion of the northern part of the state getting patchy foliage.

By the week of Oct. 14, foliage in Vermont and most of New England will have passed its peak, the website predicts. At this point, leaves will start to grow duller and darker, with many falling ...