Vermont - October 2, 2025

Fall Highlights: See the Season’s Best

➡️See foliage from the air, in town, on the road, and on the...

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Seen from afar and above, a road ascends a mountain covered in red, orange, and yellow trees in the fall on a misty day.

THE GREEN MOUNTAINS CHANGE COLORS

As summer wraps up, cooler temperatures and shifting daylight hours trigger trees to drop leaves, but before they do, they put on one final display of brilliant, vivid color. Fall is a time of change in Vermont, and every day can look different – mile one on a road trip can yield entirely different color palettes than mile 10. The outdoors beckons as reds, oranges, and yellows decorate hillsides and brighten downtowns.

A historic white building surrounded by trees with fall leaves outdoors in Vermont in autumn.
BY LAND, WATER AND SKY

WAYS TO ENJOY FALL FOLIAGE IN VERMONT

Vermont is home to plenty of striking summit views, but you don't have to hike a mountain to enjoy the fall foliage. Here are some top ways to enjoy the splendor of the season from every vantage point: from above, from the road, and from the water.

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Did you know?

Maples are considered a tonewood, meaning their wood conducts sound well and is often used in making musical instruments.

Two people on a scenic chairlift ride see fall foliage from above.

SEE FALL FOLIAGE FROM ABOVE

Gliding up a mountain on a chairlift in autumn is a peaceful way to take in the season’s beauty. These Vermont ski resorts offer foliage lift rides throughout the season.

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