Fall in New England: Peak Foliage from Maine to the Cape

Crisp mornings, blazing hillsides, and summit views that stretch for miles. Foliage season in New England starts in the North Woods of Maine and works its way down to the coast. These are our favorite maps for a fall trip here, along with century-old USGS surveys of mill towns and harbor villages and custom maps of your camp, lake house, or family land.

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FOUR CLASSIC FALL TRIPS

One map for every leaf-peeping trip

NEW HAMPSHIRE

Mount Washington

Presidential Range trails, Tuckerman Ravine, and the summit itself.

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MAINE

Acadia National Park

Granite coastline, carriage roads, and Cadillac Mountain sunrises.

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VERMONT

Mount Mansfield

Vermont's highest peak, the Long Trail, and Smugglers' Notch.

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MASSACHUSETTS

Wellfleet

Cape Cod National Seashore beaches, dunes, and kettle ponds.

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STEP BACK IN TIME

New England, Mapped a Century Ago

Before the interstates, there were mill towns, slate quarries, and harbor villages. These original USGS surveys are framing-ready windows into the region's past.

Penobscot Bay, 1905

Mettawee, VT, 1903

Holyoke, 1896

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DID YOU KNOW?

Mount Katahdin is the northern end of the Appalachian Trail, and in early October its Baxter State Park trails are framed in peak fall color.

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