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Last week of September should be fine for the Northeast Kingdom and anywhere with high elevation in the north, such as Smugglers' Notch, Jay Peak, and the Gap in the west.

The progression of the color has been very fast his year. Color in the NEK peaked on Wednesday and now it is past peak. A lot of the leaves have taken on that frizzled look. Still, Friday was a beautiful sunny day, nice and crisp and the colors came alive on the Clyde at Charleston. View here the pa...

Fall Foliage Report OCTOBER 4, 2018 With summer weather lingering into fall, parts of Vermont are still green but now with recent cooler air and showers, things are changing quite quickly. In fact, County Forester, Matt Langlais reports that much of Essex County and upper elevations in Caledonia Cou...

Update: October 1st. Much of northern and central Vermont is displaying color. Expect peak sometime towards the end of this week. If you drive east from Burlington through Stowe, or Jeffersonville and Johnson you will see good color. The only problem in the past two days has been poor light. It has ...

Here is a full screen panorama taken in the woods on September 27th, in Morgan, which is midway between Newport and Island Pond. http://www.scenesofvermont360.com/foliage2018/ground_panoramas/sept27_morgan_woods.html Note: This can be viewed on any device but it is best viewed on a home computer scr...

State foliage report released September 27th SEPTEMBER 27, 2018 Although Vermont’s famous fall color is still emerging gradually, fall is officially here on the calendar and weather conditions this week are reflecting that, shaping up to kick off much more color to come. Bright sunny days and cool n...

I would stick to higher terrain. Did you read the State Foliage report? If you get to Rutand, go east towards Woodstock and Quechee, You will go through the Killington area which is higher altitude. Much of the state is still green. so head north. I was at the top of the Sugarbush ski area yesterday...

Have a look at this around Morgan....color is always guaranteed in northeastern VT! I took this in the late afternoon, It is a HDR image.

http://www.scenesofvermont360.com/folia ... ept19.html

The color seems to be developing quite fast in this one spot, near Lake Seymour and Morgan, in the Northeast Kingdom. Elsewhere it is still pretty much green

http://www.scenesofvermont360.com/foliage2018/aerial_panoramas/sept19.html

Fall Foliage Report SEPTEMBER 20, 2018 It’s almost always true that the pleasures of fall in Vermont are best enjoyed outside, and this is especially good advice for experiencing the headlining pleasure of fall in the Green Mountains. The best way to spot the burgeoning signs of foliage in our fores...

Try it now, I changed the images around a bit. Use the navigation bar to discover a second image...a road scene

This series of 360 images was taken in some woods in Morgan, in northern vt. You can see some color but the trees are still mostly green.

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State Foliage Report September 13th (This is the first report of the season put out by the Vermont Department of Marketing and Tourism. There will be further reports next week.) All of Vermont is still very green and in the early stages of color development with nice early colors — particularly yell...

It is not the heat that can cause a problem but rather a lot of rain. There has not been much rain, so the colors should be good. Exactly when they will peak, no one ever knows, but I can tell you that some of the leaves have already started turning in northeastern VT. You drive along a road and all...

This season I will be photographing 360 images of possible foliage sites. These may be places to have a picnic, go on a bike ride or anything that is connected with the foliage season. I have been tinkering around with a Go Pro Fusion camera. In my view, this is the best of the 360 cameras under $1,...