• Introduction
• 1. Aspen
• 2. The Catskills
• 3. Columbia River Gorge
• 4. Eastern Townships
• 5. Great Smoky Mountains
• 6. Lake of the Ozarks
• 7. Litchfield Hills
• 8. Lost Maples Natural Area
• 9. Pennsylvania
• 10. Washington County

Great Smoky Mountains

The Great Smoky Mountains are a breathtaking sight, especially in fall when the mountain foliage turns to radiant shades of crimson, orange, and purple. Nestled between North Carolina and Tennessee, the most-visited National Park in the United States is home to 100 species of trees with an awesome display of turning leaves. Peak fall colors are predicted for mid-October through early November; the most memorable foliage coming courtesy of sugar maples, scarlet oaks, sweetgums, red maples, and hickories.

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