New England Travel
You’ll find them in New Hampshire, Vermont, and Connecticut, according to Travel + Leisure.
New England’s fall foliage is among the best in the world, and three regional routes are among the most scenic in the country, according to Travel + Leisure.
The publication released a list of the 14 best road trips for fall foliage across the U.S. and included the Kancamagus Highway in New Hampshire, the Green Mountain Byway in Vermont, and Litchfield Hills in Connecticut.
Travel + Leisure called its picks “the most scenic regions of the United States.”
The Kancamagus Highway, known as “The Kanc,” is a must-see in the White Mountains, the publication wrote.
“This twisty, turny road captures the best of the state’s foliage and mountain views, and it offers some top-notch photo opportunities,” according to Travel + Leisure.
About the Green Mountain Byway, which weaves through Waterbury and Stowe, the publication said the Green Mountains “erupt in color” in the fall.
“You’ll pass by wide-open farmland, historic homes, and rolling hills interrupted by church steeples,” wrote Travel + Leisure.
Finally, the Litchfield Hills in the northwest corner of Connecticut is a step back in time, according to the publication.
“Pass through Falls Village in Canaan, where the churches, streets, houses, and railroad depot still look as they did in the 1800s,” wrote Travel + Leisure. “The Appalachian Trail runs right through town, so you can follow the white trail markers for a day hike.”
Check out the list of 14 best road trips for fall foliage across the U.S.
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