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slides: 9 Great Fall Foliage Road Trips in Massachusetts

Saturday, October 12, 2013

 

Peak leaf season is arriving in New England, and you'll want to be ready for all the colors when this year's foliage is at its peak, especially right here in Massachusetts. We've got 9 great destinations to see Fall's best displays statewide.

The season starts in mid-to-late September, and peak color often coincides with Columbus Day weekend. Every region of the state enjoys gorgeous color, and you’ll see some popular routes listed below. But don’t be afraid to explore off the beaten path, where you’ll find fewer cars and surprising colorful vistas.

Want to make a weekend of it? Be sure to make hotel reservations well in advance, as this is a big season for tourists in New England. Start planning your roadtrips now.

 

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