The colors of fall foliage always seem to captivate people in New England, along with visitors from other states who come to view the annual phenomenon. But not all years are created equal.

Perhaps the only challenge of visiting New England (or any destination known for its fall foliage) this time of year is figuring out exactly when to go for prime leaf peeping. Visit too soon and ...

Southern states usually peak in November. When it comes to fall foliage, it's hard to compete with New England. Some trees have yet to change color, so you'd better plan a trip soon. More from ...

Colors in New England are peaking now, and New York state will enter prime viewing time soon, according to the fall foliage prediction map at smokymountains.com. But the Appalachians won’t peak ...

Whether you're seeking scenic drives through fall foliage, less congested national ... list would be complete without a quintessential New England getaway. This stretch of idyllic small towns ...

See photos of fall foliage from around the globe submitted to National Geographic Your Shot by users like you. 1 of 16 This photo was submitted to Your Shot, our photo community on Instagram.

But why settle for preparing these nourishing dishes at home when you can add some scenic seasoning and make a regional road trip out of fall dining? The valleys and back streets of New England ...

The Berkshires shine during foliage season, wrote the publication ... Kristi Palma is a culture writer for Boston.com, focusing on New England travel. She covers airlines, hotels, and things ...