Foliage Links to Fall and Autumn
Foliage Resources

 

Cams and Updated Photos

Guides

• Autumn Exposure - stunning autumn photos from New England and Colorado
  
  

• Driving Tours in New England - from Yankee Magazine

• Foliage Central from Yankee Magazine

• Fall color finder - For those who can;t tell their ash from a rosebud.

• Fall color in the Eastern United States - great articles on facts and folklore about autumn and foliage color changes.

• Great Fall Drives in the Blue Ridge - great site with updated regional events calendar.
  
  
• Kankamagus Highway, White Mountains, NH- truly one of the most scenic stretches of highway in New England.
  
  

• Round the Bend's Travel Guide to Upstate NY Foliage - regional Foliage Links

• Photographers Guide to New England Foliage - great photos. If you must sample Autumn "virtually" from "away", this is a great site to get that Autumn feel.

• Scenic Fall Motorcycle Rides - Asheville, NC: great scenic foliage rides for the bike or the car.
  
  
• Take Your Peak: A Guide to Fall Foliage on the East Coast- when's the best time for peeping
  
  
• The Top Ten Best Place to View Fall Foliage (hope this doesn't spoil the suspense, but number 1 is Camden, Maine)
  
  

• US Trails Information Center - contains information on over 7000 rail trails throughout the US, many in prime peeping country.

• Virginia's MacArthur Inn - newly renovated in the heart of the Appalacians, great peeping here.
  
  
• Vermont Fall Foliage Pages - foliage reports, great photo archives from years past, dining and lodging pages.

You had to ask

• What's photosynthesis - from Arizona State University. Includes several technical papers. Looks like it would be more fun to just take a walk in the woods.

• Why leaves change color - easier reading here and informative. This is a good site to send the students for a fun Fall lesson.

• Autumn Chemistry - from the Richmond Times Dispatch. Another great article that could be used in a classroom setting.

• Why do leaves change color in the Fall? - From Science Made Simple. Specifically written for kids and a great resource for an impromptu science lesson.

• Preserve the colorful beauty of Autumn leaves - from the Tri-City Herald. Another great Autumn project for students.