Some years truly pop and display epic mountain scapes and scenic views, it is always wonderful and gorgeous in Vermont in the fall, including the weather. Usually peak foliage happens during the end of September-mid October. There is so much to do and explore in Vermont and fall foliage is one of the best times to do it! When Is The Best Time To See Foliage In Vermont? September through mid October is the most popular time to visit Vermont during fall foliage, but peak foliage depends on the year.īased on rainfall, average temperatures and whether or not we had a dry or wet and hot or cool summer are all factors that affect when peak foliage happens and how vivid and bright it is. Vermont is also known for its beautiful small towns, country stores, covered bridges, maple creemees, hiking and biking paths and trails, farms, restaurants and breweries. Vermont foliage is unique because of the large number of sugar maples and protected forests in the state which turn bright brilliant colors each fall. The spread of oranges, yellows and reds across Vermont’s Green Mountains and along old country roads is glorious even for us locals.
Leaf peepers come from all over the world to see the brilliant fall colors each year. If you aren’t a New Englander, then experiencing foliage in Vermont is probably at the top of your list.
It is a truly magical experience and unlike anything you will ever witness.
There is nothing better than timing your trip perfectly to capture Vermont foliage at its peak.
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