Think the Southwest is all deserts, all the time? Think again. While you might imagine cacti and adobe-style abodes when you think New Mexico, this state has a lot more to offer beyond its stereotypes.
From mountaintops of the Smokies to the streets of Chattanooga, here's the top 12 spots to find fall foliage in Tennessee.
Discover 12 of Pennsylvania's most beautiful places to see the fall colors, from the heights on the Delaware Water Gap to the forests of the Laurel Highlands.
Fall marks the beginning of cold weather, but nature's spectacular shift of color makes bracing for the winter months a bit more bearable.
Whether you’d like to take in the fall colors from a mountaintop or flanked by high-rise buildings in Manhattan, New York’s vast landscape offers myriad ways to take in the colors of the season.
Despite its reputation as a gigantic desert full of sand and cactus, Arizona offers plenty of autumn action too.
Leaf peepin’ is a cultural past time in the northeast. So grab your flannel and your Dunkin’ coffee and head up to New England for a classic autumn experience.
Festival attendin’, waterfall chasin’, scenic drivin’, and train ridin’ are just a few of the activities that await you in New Hampshire in the fall.
America’s national parks are beautiful year-round, but come October, some parks hit their peak.
Ushering in the change of seasons in much of the country, October famously gives way to crisp air, breathtaking colors, and all-things-harvest. But there’s so much more to October than just pumpkins and foliage.
Fall. For many the word conjures up images of colorful leaves, pumpkin patches, and sipping hot apple cider while wearing sweaters and boots.
Arkansas is the perfect place to immerse yourself in fall colors, with an abundance of national forests, state parks, rivers, and scenic drives.