The Best Places to See Fall Foliage Across the Country
There’s a lot to love about fall: pumpkin spice flavored everything, and a change in weather that warrants wearing cozy cute sweaters, apple picking, and visiting local pumpkin patches.
Of course, New England is famous for glorious autumnal displays of color and plenty of those destinations make this list. Less well known, though, are the vibrant leaf-peeping locales across the rest of this vast country. Anyone visiting the Southeast should admire the changing leaves from an incredible suspension bridge in Georgia's Tallulah Gorge. Head north, and you can reach the stunning views from a scenic railroad winding through Ohio's Cuyahoga Valley National Park. Farther west, you'll find vibrant orange trees along Arkansas' Lake Conway and brilliant golden larches in Montana's Glacier National Park.
Whether you're looking for scenic drives, a mountain hike, a relaxing train ride, or even a boat cruise, there are countless ways to soak up the season. Want to plan the ultimate leaf-peeping trip? Just reference all the best places to see fall foliage right here (along with the Old Farmer's Almanac fall 2026 predictions), and prepare to swoon over landscapes that'll leaf you speechless!
