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Foliage season is not yet over in New England, it’s just moving south. While pockets of color do remain in Northern New England (ME, NH and VT), most of Northern New England is past peak and on to moderate to significant leaf drop. But in Southern New England fantastic fall color is still abundant. . . . → Read More: New England Fall Foliage Moves South 
Connecticut – Turning in the entire state. Maine – Peak color in Aroostook County and the northern portions of Penobscot, Piscataquis and Somerset counties. Low/moderate to moderate color in the rest of the state. Downeast is showing moderate color. Massachusetts – Turning in the entire state. New Hampshire – Peak color in the . . . → Read More: New England Fall Foliage Report – Columbus Day Weekend, 2011 
Connecticut – Turning in the western part of the state. Starting to turn in the rest of the state. Maine – Moderate (50 to 70%) for all of Aroostook County, the Maine Highlands, and along Maine’s Northern border with Canada. Turning throughout the state. Massachusetts – Turning in the Berkshires. Starting to turn . . . → Read More: New England Fall Foliage Report: 9/30/2011 New England Foliage At a Glance Connecticut – Starting to turn. Maine – Turning throughout the state. 10 to 30% turned in all of Aroostook County and northern portions of Piscataquis and Somerset counties. Massachusetts – Starting to turn. New Hampshire – Turning throughout the state. Moderate color in the Great North Woods. . . . → Read More: New England Fall Foliage Report for the Weekend of 9/24/2011 |
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