Foliage display at Rood Pond in Central Vermont

It's late foliage season and it's been a great one with some of the more vibrant fall colors we've seen in a while.

Much of the state has moved into a late season display but pockets of great color remain in the Champlain and Connecticut River valleys. Colors in southern Vermont can still be found in protected valleys.

You can read the full report here.

We had a cool and wet summer and fall so the foliage canopy was lush. Temperatures have remained on the cool side aiding in a timely fall color change and one of the best color displays we've had for a while. It's not too early to plan your foliage trip for next year.

Check out the foliage report to see the progression or use or foliage forecaster to find the best time. For the best routes to travel choose one of our scenic foliage drives. We've also got theInsiders Fall Guide with tips for a great trip.

Planning Ahead
Looking for last minute lodging is easier using our availability listings. Here you'll find who has rooms for the next three nights.

Advanced planning is essential to maximize the enjoyment of your fall foliage adventure. With that in mind, we offer a number of foliage season tips that can make your trip go more smoothly.

To help with your planning you'll find a great selection of lodging, dining, events, and attractions to choose from in the Vermont Travel Planner. Also, check out our new Itinerary Planner so you can map out and save the attractions and sites you want to see as you tour about looking at the fall colors.