As I’m sure you know, Fall in Vermont is one of the most stunning times of the year to visit the Green Mountain State. Aside from enjoying a delicious cider, going apple picking, taking a hike, and enjoying Halloween, Vermont is the place to be if you’re like me and love admiring the fall foliage.

In this Vermont fall foliage map from the Smoky Mountains, you’ll discover the anticipated prime times for leaf-peeping season in Vermont this year. So, before setting off to the Green Mountain State, read on to learn more about the predicted dates to experience the leaves changing their colors in Vermont this fall.



Per the scale of this interactive Smoky Mountain Fall Foliage Prediction Map, the leaves in Vermont will begin to show shades of red, orange, and yellow around mid-September.
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According to the prediction map, the leaf-peeping season in Vermont is expected to be in its prime starting the 2nd of October.
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At the height of the season, expect to see the leaves at their peak with vibrant colors such as those in this photo taken in Marlboro, Vermont.
Flickr/Josh Krancer
This stunning shot of Eden, Vermont is an example of what to expect this year too.
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In addition to taking a road trip, we recommend getting up close and personal by taking a hike or camping when the leaves in Vermont change their colors.
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We also recommend having a camera on hand that can capture these breathtaking views in their truest form.
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One of the best ways to see epic views when the leaves change colors in Vermont is by taking a hike. Feel free to reference our ultimate hiking packing guide for useful tips that’ll help you have a memorable adventure in nature. And, if you need suggestions of which trails to hit, check out these fall hiking trails in Vermont.

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