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Best US Destinations for Fall Foliage Outside of New England
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Forbes, Aug. 17, 2020
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Although New England bursts with colors during the fall foliage season, when leaves start turning colors in the northern regions of Maine and New Hampshire typically around mid-to-late September and peaking around mid-October, other parts of the country can be resplendent as well. The Upper Peninsula of Michigan and the Great Smokey Mountains National Park in North Carolina and Tennessee are a watercolor artist's dream come true. The Ozark National Forest has more than one million acres of spectacular scenery, while the Cuyahoga Valley National Park, Ohio, boasts spectacular hues. With no disrespect to New England, here are some of the country's best fall foliage destinations that can be found elsewhere.
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