Every autumn, locals and tourists hit the road in New England to cruise between historic cities and quaint towns as leaves turn red, orange, yellow – and even purple. The seasonal patchwork of colour, strung along coastlines and draping hills like a cosy quilt, is an undeniable draw to the region.
New England’s “fall”, as it’s fondly called in the States, sees visitors venturing on leaf-peeping day trips, often consulting predictive forecasts to catch the absolute peak hues. But there is so much more to experience than simply marvelling at the arboreal display, from farm-to-table dining to mountaintop railways.
Rail Explorers, Norman Bird Sanctuary, and The Wayfinder - Newport, are included in this article.
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