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  1. Great Site! Full of info, with the exception of what I’m looking for specifically. Are there places to camp along the way, and if so, do they fill up well in advance? We travel with our dog, who is blind. We have a small camper which allows for the dog to be in a familiar place if we leave during the day. Our plans are to find a “route” that would be great viewing and also to find accommodations along the way. We realize we will be limited but would appreciate your recommendations for a few different routes we might try. Thanks!

    • Great suggestion for an article… but for now it will depend on your dates. Many places close in early to mid Oct. I stayed in a nice place in 1-4 Oct near Conway NH and then in the same trip we went to a place near Woodstock Quechee VT (4-7)… But I will try to find the names this week. Lisa and I were in a 25′ fifth wheel… (I miss that and my truck… but that’s another story)… 🙂

      If you’ve been camping/RVing for a while you know Woodalls which can be a good place to start and of course look at KOA’s From there I would use them to build an itinerary around the camping spots. Maybe in 25-29 Sept in northern VT then 30-3 Oct in the White mountains and then back into VT for 4-7 Oct around Woodstock VT… Something like that and then see what place are open about those times… Your dates may be different…

  2. Great Site! Full of info, with the exception of what I’m looking for specifically. Are there places to camp along the way, and if so, do they fill up well in advance? We travel with our dog, who is blind. We have a small camper which allows for the dog to be in a familiar place if we leave during the day. Our plans are to find a “route” that would be great viewing and also to find accommodations along the way. We realize we will be limited but would appreciate your recommendations for a few different routes we might try. Thanks!

    • Great suggestion for an article… but for now it will depend on your dates. Many places close in early to mid Oct. I stayed in a nice place in 1-4 Oct near Conway NH and then in the same trip we went to a place near Woodstock Quechee VT (4-7)… But I will try to find the names this week. Lisa and I were in a 25′ fifth wheel… (I miss that and my truck… but that’s another story)… 🙂

      If you’ve been camping/RVing for a while you know Woodalls which can be a good place to start and of course look at KOA’s From there I would use them to build an itinerary around the camping spots. Maybe in 25-29 Sept in northern VT then 30-3 Oct in the White mountains and then back into VT for 4-7 Oct around Woodstock VT… Something like that and then see what place are open about those times… Your dates may be different…

  3. Great article. I love that you go into detail about everything, and have such passion or what you do. As an fall enthusiast, I’m pushing to relocate permanently to the New England area so I can actually experience Autumn on a yearly basis instead of having to travel sporadically to admire it. I have a question for you; I’ve been checking rather religiously this week on the peak times up in the Adirondack area and it seems the trees are expecting a 75% color change this coming weekend ( Sept 28-1st). I am traveling up to Albany the following weekend ( Oct 3-7), and I was wondering if I would still be able to enjoy the colors up in the mountains. I guess my main question to you is, how long does “peak” typically last. In simpler terms, how long do turning leaves keep their color before they turn brown and fall off?
    Thanks for your knowledge in advance!

  4. Great article. I love that you go into detail about everything, and have such passion or what you do. As an fall enthusiast, I’m pushing to relocate permanently to the New England area so I can actually experience Autumn on a yearly basis instead of having to travel sporadically to admire it. I have a question for you; I’ve been checking rather religiously this week on the peak times up in the Adirondack area and it seems the trees are expecting a 75% color change this coming weekend ( Sept 28-1st). I am traveling up to Albany the following weekend ( Oct 3-7), and I was wondering if I would still be able to enjoy the colors up in the mountains. I guess my main question to you is, how long does “peak” typically last. In simpler terms, how long do turning leaves keep their color before they turn brown and fall off?
    Thanks for your knowledge in advance!

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