Massachusetts fall foliage is some of the best in the country. Here are 17 places to enjoy fall in Massachusetts, ... Quabbin Reservoir is located in Belchertown.

DCR’s interactive page also highlights 17 recommended foliage viewing spots in the state park system, including Wachusett Reservoir in West Boylston, the Quabbin Reservoir, Brimfield State ...

Hike through the forested trails, and you’ll be treated to a breathtaking display of fall foliage, especially around mid-October. Quabbin Reservoir (Hampshire County) Explore the Quabbin ...

DCR’s interactive page also highlights 17 recommended foliage viewing spots in the state park system, including Wachusett Reservoir in West Boylston, the Quabbin Reservoir, Brimfield State ...

Elevation for this trail hits 850 feet, perfect for taking a picture of the foliage along the reservoir. Quabbin Hill Trail is a moderately challenging trail that is 6 miles long round trip.

Folks should head to the Quabbin Reservoir in Belchertown to see the foliage, she said, or the Blue Hills Reservation in Milton, Quincy, Braintree, Canton, Randolph, and Dedham, which has 125 ...

A tree at the Quabbin Reservoir during a fall day in 2014. George Ellmore, a botanist and biology professor at Tufts University, said there’s a reason why the combination of water and mountains ...

The DCR forestry staff predicts that most of the state will see peak colors in mid-October, with certain spots in Western Massachusetts peaking slightly earlier. VIEW: Massachusetts Fall Foliage Map ...

TRAVEL Foliage and full bellies: How to eat your way through farm country east of the Quabbin There’s nothing we enjoy more in the fall than leaf-peeping and picking away at some great food.