fall foliage

Fall may still be a little way off, but leaf peepers are already planning their trips. The Old Farmer’s Almanac has released its 2026 fall foliage map, showing when New York could see peak colors across the state.

The Adirondacks are putting on their fall show, and there’s more than one way to see the stunning colors this year.

The Adirondacks, Berkshires, and Catskills are about to put on a color show you won’t forget — and we’ve got the best places to see it.

Imagine soaring above the treetops, catching a glimpse of autumn’s masterpiece from a ski lift and it’s a view you won’t forget.

This fall, the Adirondacks aren’t just beautiful; they’ve earned their place among the best spots for fall colors in the country.

Central New York’s fall colors are here! See where Utica, Rome & Cooperstown are already glowing with early foliage this week.

After a five-year closure, the Delaware & Ulster Railroad is back! Enjoy scenic fall foliage rides through the Catskills from Arkville to Highmount aboard vintage railcars, a must-do autumn adventure.

Fall is arriving early in New York, but the foliage could be less bright and short-lived this year. Hot, dry summer conditions may speed things up.

Visitors travel to New York state to see the beautiful fall foliage and experience the changing of the leaves.

USA Today has released the top ten destinations in the country to visit during the fall. An expert panel picked the locations for their perfect weather, stunning views, and the many activities they offer in the fall. One of the places is right here in Upstate New York!

Do you know where to enjoy the best fall foliage views in New York?

There are many different ways to enjoy the beautiful fall foliage in the Northeast. Here's a unique look. Take a short drive north and you will find the most breathtaking views from above at these gorgeous ski resorts.