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Too late for color??? Pls advise

Posted: Mon Oct 21, 2002 8:31 pm
by naturelover
We want to see the fall colors during the coming weekend(Oct 25/26). <P>We are in New Jersey.I heard that fall colors have already past peaked.<P>Could someone please suggest any place in Vermont or near by places to see the colors?

Re: Too late for color??? Pls advise

Posted: Mon Oct 21, 2002 9:49 pm
by faigyfish
Southern Vermont was at peak one week ago. We were very lucky and got great weather for our short visit. We visited Grafton, Newfane, Woodstock and stayed in the Manchester area. I'd imagine it would still be worth the trip one week later. Good luck.

Re: Too late for color??? Pls advise

Posted: Mon Oct 21, 2002 10:09 pm
by joemagic
We were in Burlington just a week ago, and there was great color, but also still a lot of green...so I would think all is not lost. Perhaps someone closer to the action could be more specific.

Re: Too late for color??? Pls advise

Posted: Tue Oct 22, 2002 10:44 am
by pwt54
The Champlain Valley area along Lake Champlain is in a different cilamte zone so the colors will turn later than the rest of the State. Most of the maples have gone by, but the red oaks are turning. Red oaks can be a brilliant red in good years and they look good right now. I'd try the west side of the state especially north of US 4 and west of the Green Mountains. If you are in Addison, Vt. check out the Dead Creek Refuge between route 22A and the New York border for Snow Geese.

Re: Too late for color??? Pls advise

Posted: Wed Oct 23, 2002 9:36 pm
by Aleksh
This morning's snowfal looked pretty nice as a sugarcoating on the fall foliage Image If you;re planning to come up it should be soon thoough the maples are starting to look bare but the oaks int he smokeshjire hills here are gorgeous<BR><P>------------------<BR>Aleks & Michiko Hunter<BR>Old Town Farm Inn <BR>665 Vt. Rte 10<BR>Chester, Vt. 05143<BR> <A HREF="http://www.otfi.com" TARGET=_blank>http://www.otfi.com</A> <BR>1-888-232-1089<BR>"Its not our Green Mountain state, its our Green Mountain State of Mind" SM