A guide to fall colors in New England, including maps and forecasts for Massachusetts, New Hampshire, and Boston.

New England is home to some of the most picturesque autumn landscapes in the country, and there’s no shortage of spots to catch the best views. Whether you’re looking for mountain views or coastal scenes, fall in the region never seems to disappoint. Here are a few must-visit destinations:

We're closing in on the official first day of fall, but parts of northern New England are already reporting moderate fall colors. Check our updated map HERE.

One spot is in Massachusetts. The post 3 of the best places to see fall foliage in America are in New England, according to USA Today readers appeared first on Boston.com.

As seen in these maps, the vibrant fall hues which New Hampshire is so well-known for are expected to peak in the first half of October. The region's colorful foliage displays bring in about ten million leafpeepers each year.

When it comes to fall foliage, Vermont is often at the top of the list. The Green Mountains, particularly around Stowe and Woodstock, boast vibrant colors that can be seen from miles away. The scenic Route 100 is a must-see, winding through charming towns and offering panoramic views of the autumn landscape.

BOSTON - Historically, this weekend is the fall foliage "kickoff party" up north. Typically, the wave of peak fall color starts right about now in northernmost New England before making the journey southward through the month of October.

It might not be an ideal weekend for fall foliage, with cloudy skies and spotty showers in the forecast, but many trees across the Garden State are starting to show some color.And trees in a few counties — Atlantic,

Meteorologists Jacob Wycoff and Terry Eliasen have the latest on what to expect for fall foliage in New England.