Most likely, one of the first things that comes to mind when you think of Vermont is the stunning fall foliage. Although the best time to go leaf peeping in the Green Mountain is from September through October, you'll head north for viewing leaves in September and south to check out the leaves in October.
Now that you when to expect to to the fall foliage, read on to learn about some of the best places to go leaf peeping in Vermont this Fall.
You can start your leaf peeping adventure by taking a scenic drive from the southern part of Vermont and head north along Route 100.
Make sure to have your camera ready to take photos of quintessential New England scenes like this shot taken in Brattleboro, Vermont.
If you're planning to be in (or near) Killington, be prepared to be wowed by the views, such as this one of Sherburne Pass.
Here's a photo of a Sugar Maple tree in St. Albans, Vermont.
Along with taking time to appreciate the beautiful fall colors, be sure to check out the different types of leaves on the trees, too.
In addition to being treated to gorgeous foliage along Lake Champlain, you'll get to see reflections of the leaves in the water.
As you head to the northern part of Vermont, you'll find some of the best views of foliage on Dog Mountain in St. Johnsbury.
After you've taken in the views of Dog Mountain, stop by the local dog chapel for some more sightseeing in the area.
After you've gone leaf peeping on the ground, how about looking at the foliage from above? For an adventure you won't forget, check out this article: 6 Chairlifts In Vermont Where You Can Glide Through The Vibrant Fall Foliage.
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