Welcome to Foliage-Vermont 2023
State Tourism Follage Reports are underway, scroll down to see the latest report
FALL FOLIAGE REPORT | ISSUE 5 OF 7
Enjoy the remaining days of fall colors and use caution as you leaf peep throughout the state. Helpful tips: when pulling off the road to view the brilliant colors against Vermont's mountainous backdrop, please be mindful of traffic, use your blinker, and pull fully onto the road's shoulder. There's often a pull off area on Vermont's backroads to safely stop your car as you capture this year's fall foliage.
- Northern areas – Lake Willoughby; backroads of southern Orleans County. Visit the Museum of Everyday Life in Glover. The Northeast Kingdom scenic byway will also offer beautiful views.
- Southern areas – Merck Forest; Mount Equinox; Route 9 between Brattleboro and Wilmington; Routes 30 and 133 in southwestern VT. Route 4 between Woodstock and Killington and any section of the Route 100 scenic byway.
See a 360 panoramic tour of 2022 foliage scenes here
Below an aerial view of south beach, Lake Willoughby
Lake Memphremagog, Oct 10th, looking north into Canada . Click here to
go full screen and a slide show of the foliage
As to the foliage...it will occur as it always has, so if you can make it in late September and early October you will see the color. Here is a link to one of the best foliage scenes we have seen in long time - Lake Willoughby in the Fall. This panorama is available as a 14" x 40" framed print or just as a print. If you want to know price and shipping, contact me
- Got questions about foliage? Need some personal advise about where to go and when? We have an active forum where you can go get some answers!
- Don't miss an ongoing slide show as the color appears