Falling leaves of red and golden brown. The smell of a fireplace burning as the almost cool wind touches your face. Pumpkins, ghosts and goblins visit porches throughout the neighbor. Fall is here! 

• Country rides to look at the trees rainbow of leaves. 
• Hayrides full of kids enthralled by the horse, the smells and sounds of fall. 
• Visits to the pumpkin patch to find the “best” pumpkin for your porch. The, oh- so- serious discussion of size and shape—must have a flat side to carve the most perfectly ghoulish face. Doughnuts and cider from the country store. 
• Poster paint to decorate pumpkins -— the pumpkin pie size are especially nice for this
• Walk, or if paved paths, rollerblade or bicycle through the woods
• Last leisurely canoe trip up the river or creek

Where to See Fall Colors — Beautiful Fall Foliage

U. S. Forestry service provides up to date information on Fall Colors throughout the U.S. calling there hotline at 800-354-4595 or visit U.S. Forestry Service for more information on where to See Fall Foliage

State Fall Colors Information

also user the Interactive Fall foliage 2020 Map