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I'm heading up to Mount Equinox with my son today. I'll report back on foliage conditions.

I visited Granby, Barkhamstead Reservoir and Colebrook. Peak foliage color on Route 20 between Granby and Riverton.

I drove into Northeastern Connecticut today and the foliage is mostly at peak and better than last year. It's a tough area to take foliage pictures of because of limited scenic vista's, private land and busy roads. I drove on Route 190, Route 89, Route 44, Route 31 and home.

Upper Bolton Pond:

Approaching peak foliage here in Northern Connecticut, probably later this upcoming week or early next week.

Sodom Pond, Somers Connecticut

A few locations in Somers and Enfield that had good foliage color last year are brown/rust and going bare. I'll check out Northeastern Connecticut sometime next week. Hopefully better than last year, which had no color at all.

Some very early foliage color here in Northeastern Connecticut, but also alot of rust and dry leaves.

Hurds Pond, Somers with some early color

Southern Vermont is at peak, even slightly past in a few spots. The Connecticut River Valley isn't far behind. Looks like a spectacular weekend coming up weather and foliage wise.

Thanks for the update Kevin. We will end up in SoVT to hike and tool around the back roads over the long weekend. I love Bondville, and Magic Mountain is at a higher elevation and should be peak. I'm going to find out if they are doing their lift rides or not. We have not yet decided where in Manch...

I did a tour of Southern Vermont today and the weather and foliage color is spectacular. Areas visited were Magic Mountain, Londonderry, Stratton, Bondville and Mount Snow, West Dover. Routes traveled were I-91, Route 30, Route 11, Route 100 and 112. Oddly enough, the Connecticut River Valley around...

I'm heading up to Killington on Thursday. The weather looks ideal.

From what I can see from the webcams Mad River Glen has some decent foliage color, maybe 50% changed. The Bolton Valley cams looked good also.

Further south, Stratton Mountain itself had some good color, Killington looked very green.

36F here in Enfield this morning, this should get the foliage going. Still all green here.

The plan right now is to head up to Killington mid-week next week depending on the weather. Killington foliage only looks about 20-30% changed.

Trying to decide if I should go to Killington tomorrow or wait a few days. I was up last year on October 1st and it was peak. This year looks behind peak by a few days.

I'm also not familiar with Fall foliage in the rest of New Hampshire beyond the northern part. So any recommendations for the rest of New Hampshire I couldn't give. But generally the week of Columbus Day is too late for foliage in alot of Northern New England.