We're closing in on the official first day of fall, but parts of northern New England are already reporting moderate fall colors. Check our updated map HERE.

New England is home to some of the most picturesque autumn landscapes in the country, and there’s no shortage of spots to catch the best views. Whether you’re looking for mountain views or coastal scenes, fall in the region never seems to disappoint. Here are a few must-visit destinations:

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New England is beautiful, but stunning autumn colors don’t belong to any one region. Here are seven places beyond New England where you can get an eyeful.

In this guide, we’ll explore the best places to see fall foliage in New England, with a focus on comfortable travel and leisure activities that are perfect for retired adults. And while you can rent a car and drive yourself around,

The current foliage map is literally all green. It is not that unusual for mid-September, but typically, by now, we start to see changing colors in the northernmost areas of New England.

When will fall foliage colors peak in New England? Here's what the Old Farmer's Almanac predicts for this season

If you want to see the vibrant foliage colors in September in New England, you’re going to have to head north.

One fall foliage expert said the colors of leaves should be "good to outstanding" as long as there are no "freak weather events" as the weeks go on.

Twenty states are going to have 'vibrant' foliage this fall. Is Massachusetts or other New England states among them? Here's what to know.

Usually considered the king of fall foliage, New England is expected to have a "typical" leaf-peeping season. Upstate N.Y.'s forecast, however, is much more vibrant.