Fall Foliage 10 Best

Posted by Timothy Williams  •  United States of Amercia, Weather

Fall Foliage 10 Best

The 63-mile trail, which follows a Native American trade route, runs east to west through the northwest part of the state, straddling the Berkshire Mountains between the Hudson and Connecticut River valleys. There are mountain streams and plenty of pit stops, including the Golden Eagle restaurant, along the trail’s famous Hairpin Turn (the food is decent, the view unbeatable). End in (or circle back to) North Adams, where a 130,000-square-foot expansion completed in 2017 has rendered MassMoCA, the Massachusetts Museum of Contemporary Art, constructed in a converted factory complex, one of the country’s biggest museums.

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VERMONT’S ROUTE 100

The billboard-free Route 100 winds through some of Vermont’s most quintessentially Vermonty villages, with all the cider donuts and country stores that go with them. For peak views, hike to the top of Mount Killington, then continue on. Your ultimate destination: The 11-mile Green Mountain Byway which runs between Waterbury and Stowe. End with a weekend in Stowe or Mad River Valley for farm-to-table dining and plenty of craft beer and the chance to fly among the foliage at Stowe’s ZipTour, a nearly two-mile zipline.