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Bus Trips in New England for Fall Foliage

Everyone has favorite seasons, but in New England, fall is arguably the best of them all. The heat and humidity of summer give way to pleasant days followed by crisp evenings, allowing runners, hikers and bikers to adventure at will, without risk of overheating. Being outdoors during fall in New England is as good as it gets. The best way to enjoy New Englan… read more
Hudson River Train Vacations

Traveling by rail offers a romantic and nostalgic vacation alternative to air travel or road trips and can build community in a way similar to cruise ship vacations. Guided rail tours give participants the freedom of travel without as much responsibility on the traveler for refueling, rest stops and snack times. With several guided tour options for day trips… read more
Fall Canoeing Trips

Take a canoe trip and relax on the waters as you paddle past forested banks bursting with different shades of fall foliage. Fall is an opportune time to enjoy a canoeing trip not only because of the scenery but also because the pesky spring and summer insects and bugs are long gone. Enjoy the scenic water of rivers like St. Croix and enjoy a multiple-day exc… read more
The Best of Autumn Walks

Take an invigorating walk during the autumn months and view splashes of yellow, orange, red and russet as the leaves change hues before winter tips its hat. The crisp, cool air and and breadth of colors can do wonders for the spirit. Lace your walking shoes and walk along pathways in New England and the Pacific Northwest that offer a little something extra. read more
Best Leaf Peeper Hikes in New England

The northeastern states boast some of the most colorful fall foliage displays, according to the New England Vacations Guide. Leaf peepers can enjoy the numerous hiking trails in Connecticut, Vermont and Maine that feature paths lined with varying shades of fall colors. Vibrant hues of reds, oranges and yellows will greet you during your hikes. read more

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Facts About Acadia National Park

Located on an island hugging the coast of Maine, Acadia National Park is one of the state's leading natural attractions. While not teeming with wildlife in the way backcountry Maine is, it is still a worthy park and blessed with magnif… read more
Things to Do in Ohio in the Fall

Enjoying the great outdoors in the fall features not only a chance to stay physically fit, but experience the amazing fall foliage Ohio has to offer. Hiking and mountain bike trails are available for people of all age groups and abilit… read more
Bar Harbor Tourism

Sitting adjacent to Acadia National Park, Bar Harbor, Maine, has been a favorite tourist spot since the early 1900s. Once home to some of the wealthiest families in America, it now serves as a major tourist location. The season opens i… read more
Motels in Talihina, Oklahoma

Talihina is located in Le Flore County in Oklahoma. The city offers outdoor enthusiasts opportunities to bike, hike, golf, camp and fish. Area attractions include the Ouachita National Forest, Talimena State Park, Sardis Lake, Buzzard… read more
Tourism in Branson, Missouri

Branson, Missouri is the Midwest's answer to the excitement of Broadway district's entertainment complex in New York City. The area also offers beautiful fall foliage and outdoor sporting activities, plus enough hotel rooms and restaur… read more
Tourism in Northern Nevada

There's more to Nevada than Las Vegas, especially for the adventure traveler. Northern Nevada offers backpacking, bouldering and biking as well as access to some of the most beautiful red rock trails in the Southwest. read more
Restaurants in Quechee, Vermont

Known as "Vermont's Little Grand Canyon," Quechee is an unincorporated village in Hartford, Vermont. Famous for its fall foliage and quaint surroundings, fans of the outdoors flock to Quechee State Park to camp, hike, picnic, and visit… read more
Hotels Near Rutherford, New Jersey

Rutherford, New Jersey, is located close to New York City--but don't let images of the big city fool you: There are a number of outdoor recreation opportunities in the area, including parks and attractions such as Lake Rutherford and o… read more
Arkansas Train Tours

Rugged, raw, natural beauty meets you at every bend of the journey when you take an Arkansas & Missouri Train excursion. Arkansas, the Natural State, abounds with awe inspiring landscapes. Mountains and valleys rise and fall in ma… read more
Hotels in Wiscasset, ME

Wiscasset is a town in Lincoln County, Maine. Located in the mid-coastal region of the state, Wiscasset is popular with tourists, due to the town's beautiful old architecture. Although popular year-round, Maine's fall foliage draws num… read more
Bus Trips in New England

Pilgrims from England first settled in New England in the 1600s. The New England colonies were among the first to demonstrate a desire for independence from the British crown, and the region produced many of the first examples of Ameri… read more
Restaurants in Mystic, Connecticut

The Connecticut seaside town with its enchanting name is a favored summertime destination for tourists. Hiking along the Mystic River, biking through the quaint village and countryside and sea kayak tours of the seaport area keep visit… read more
Maryland Fall Getaways

Starting in September, Maryland's mountainous western region comes alive with color. You will not be disappointed if you plan a Maryland fall getaway that will allow you to marvel at the vibrant shades of red, yellow and orange found i… read more
Fall Colors in the Sierra Nevada Mountains

The Sierra Nevada Mountains run north to south in California, and produce great fall colors, which makes for great hiking and scenic drives. The eastern side is considered far superior to the west for fall foliage. read more
The Best Fall Running Trails

Aside from raking leaves and gearing up for winter, the fall season is an ideal time to watch the foliage and enjoy trail running. The weather is cool, crisp and much less harsh than summer. Lace up your trail running shoes and run thr… read more

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