Attention leaf peepers! Fall foliage colors are starting to pop in some parts of New England. Peak color is happening this ...

Hayley LaPoint says this weekend will be sunny and warm, and conditions will be great for leaf-peeping as foliage starts to ...

Fall foliage is past-peak across Northern New England, and peak colors will continue moving south over the coming weeks.

The foliage is past its peak in the northern White Mountains and across the North Country, but there are still beautiful ...

We’ve made it to October, and peak fall foliage is in full effect across Northern New England.

Leaves have been slowly changing colors across the U.S. since mid-September. Here's where to look in mid-October.

According to the map, the largest areas of peak fall foliage this weekend and early next week will be central Idaho, western Montana, western and northwestern Wyoming, northern Maine, northern Vermont ...

Trying to figure out when to go to the White Mountains for your leaf peeping trip? (Or alternative, when to avoid that part of the state and the leaf peeping traffic?) But the timing of when you go ...

Hikers who want to see what's left of the fall foliage this holiday weekend need to be prepared, especially as the temperatures drop, state officials say.Most of the northern half of the state has ...

Plant scientists predict that the leaves will change color later this year due to a dry summer, with peak colors expected between Oct. 27 and Nov. 3.

If you're looking to soak in red and orange foliage before it's gone, taking a long-distance train can be one of the best ...

Fall has officially begun, and with it comes the arrival of fall foliage earlier than normal in some parts of the U.S. According to experts, the most fall foliage will be visible in mid-October, or ...