Kimberly: Your info was of great help and so well organized. We have a group of six that will be touring the New England area in October. Any additional tips or information for first-time tourists would be greatly appreciated. We want to experience autumn and the beautiful scenery. You have a great service which I have used some already.
- Gary B .
West Union, Iowa
Answer from Kim Knox,
About.com Guide to New England for Visitors:
Dear Gary,
So glad to hear that you have found my Web site helpful.
Hopefully, what you have already found is my
New England Foliage Central, which has a bounty of ideas for fall foliage visits to New England. You may also find additional information of use in my
Foliage links directory:
Here's a quick list of MY favorite things to do in New England in the fall...
1) Go for a hike/walk on crunchy leaves.
2) Take photographs.
3) Go on a hay ride.
4) Pick pumpkins.
5) Eat cinnamon donuts.
6) Pick up all of my favorite leaves and press them to preserve them.
7) Drink warm apple cider.
8) Visit a winery.
9) Take a fall foliage cruise.
10) Drive the back roads.
I hope that inspires you a bit and gives you some ideas. If you have any other questions as you plan your trip, please don't hesitate to post them to the
New England Forum--you will need to create a login name and password for yourself the first time you visit in order to post.
All best wishes,
Kim Knox
About.com Guide to New England for Visitors
http://gonewengland.about.com
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