Vermont - September 3, 2024

🍁👀 Coming soon: Fall foliage in Vermont

Plan to see colors at their peak.

A tree-covered mountain with fall foliage on the trees, rendering the hillside bright orange, yellow, and red.

WHEN DOES FOLIAGE PEAK IN VERMONT?

Vermont is famous for its fall color, and with good reason – 70% of the state is forested, with the highest density of sugar maples in the U.S. When is the best time to visit Vermont to see colors at their peak? Read about the chemistry behind Vermont’s vibrant fall season and find tips on when to plan your trip.

PLAN FOR PEAK

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SIGN UP: FALL FOLIAGE REPORT

Want to get the inside scoop on where color is peaking and how to plan your fall itinerary? Sign up for the fall foliage report, written by Vermont foresters. The series runs for six weeks and includes best bets for fall color.

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PLAN YOUR FALL VACATION

Fall in Vermont unfolds like a masterpiece painted in hues of blaze orange, crimson, and gold. Crisp air, leaves decorating historic downtowns, and seasonal treats like cider donuts take center stage on a foliage vacation in Vermont.

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FIND YOUR VERMONT THIS FALL

What’s Vermont? For some, it’s a road trip. For others, it’s inspiring art, rich farm-to-table flavors, and telling stories around a campfire. Beyond the Green Mountain State’s visually stunning landscape is the real secret: the state's welcoming communities.

Vermont Department of Tourism & Marketing

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Montpelier, VT 05602

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