Favorable spring and summer weather conditions in the Northeast extended down into the mid-Atlantic region, setting this stretch of the country up for an excellent leaf-peeping season as well. The best fall color will appear along the spine of the Appalachians from early to mid-October, as warm days and cool, but not freezing, nights and dry weather encourage the development of the bright red, orange and yellow pigments that are synonymous with the changing of the season.
A scenic ride down Skyline Drive in Shenandoah National Park will be a must this year, as the tree-lined roads and picturesque overviews will offer some of the most exhilarating views of foliage anywhere in America.
When to Go: The brilliant array of color extends down into the mid-Atlantic in early October for higher elevations and mid-October in lower elevations. Areas closer to the coast typically peak around mid-October.
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