It’s Nearly Time for 2019’s Fall Foliage in New Hampshire
It’s nearly Labor Day Weekend, and that means our summer season is coming to a rapid close and it’s time to start looking forward to Fall. Luckily for us, fall foliage in New Hampshire is a true delight for the senses. New Hampshire’s fall foliage season begins in early September and lasts into October. Though the fiery hues of fall can be seen all around the state, New Hampshire’s best fall foliage is in the White Mountains. Whether you want to take in the breathtaking scenery on an afternoon hike or meander along the mountain roads on a scenic fall drive, it’s possible in the White Mountains. Book your room today, and see the best of fall foliage in New Hampshire this year.
It seems impossible to believe, but we find ourselves again nearing the end of another summer season in New Hampshire, and rapidly closing in our spectacular fall months. In what will feel like the blink of an eye, we’ll begin the sudden transition from warm summer breezes to crisp autumn air. Fall is just around the corner, which means now is the time to plan ahead to see New Hampshire’s captivating fall foliage. Though the entire New England region is renowned for its vibrant displays of reds, oranges, greens, and yellows, there is perhaps no where more picturesque than the White Mountains each Autumn. Whether you choose to take a scenic drive or hike to the peaks above for a birds-eye view of the colorful valleys below, you can’t beat a fall getaway to the elegant Sugar Hill Inn.