Fantastic Foliage: 6 of the Best U.S. Towns for Leaf Peeping

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Fantastic Foliage: 6 of the Best U.S. Towns for Leaf Peeping

Stowe packs a big punch when it comes to outdoor pursuits — and fall is when the tiny town of 5,000 truly comes alive.

In autumn, the abundance of sugar maple trees surrounding this popular northern Vermont ski area put on a spectacular color show. Visitors can enjoy it all while hiking up Elmore Mountain or Stowe Pinnacle, taking a scenic drive along the backcountry roads, or venturing out into the Waterbury Reservoir on a private boat cruise. In Stowe, the best time for fall foliage viewing starts in early September and runs through late October.

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