North Cascades National Park, Washington
The Pacific Northwest is not to be overlooked when it comes fall foliage. The Cascade Loop is a great way to see the verdancy of this region, despite the mountains being covered in snow. Often referred to as the American Alps, there are plenty of peaks and summits to see the leaves—such as the Washington Pass overlooking the Liberty Bell Mountain—while hiking trails like the Maple Pass Loop and Blue Lake offer some of the best opportunities for leaf-peeping.
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Laurel Hill, Pennsylvania
You can enjoy the Pennsylvania foliage from many trails and state park. Mount Davis, Ohiopyle State Park Laurel Hill State Park, and many more are all available. All of these parks are great. You can also do it from the inside of a building, preferably one designed by a famous architect. Frank Lloyd WrightThe most famous works of. Dubbed Fallingwater, this quintessentially mid-century modern structure sits atop a waterfall and is entirely ensconced in a forest of trees—making its airy interiors the ideal framing for the lush colors of fall.
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Franconia Notch State Park, New Hampshire
The White Mountain National Forest in New Hampshire is home to this nature reserve, which rounds out the New England stops. Here, you’ll find parts of the larger Appalachian Trail, as well as hikes up well-known peaks like Artist Bluff—which afford panoramic views of the area’s famous Echo Lake. Cannon Mountain’s base is a body of water that reflects all the vibrant colors around it.
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Adirondack Mountains, NYGetty
