Where to see fall foliage this weekend

At its best this weekend; down to about 67 next weekend.

Moosehead Lake, Maine's largest, with the cliffs of Mount Kineo rising from the water up the lake.

Typical peak Oct 1. Best viewing Sep 30–Oct 8. 1,030 ft.

At its best this weekend; down to about 67 next weekend.

Route 242 over the mountain to Montgomery, which has more covered bridges than any other Vermont town.

Typical peak Oct 1. Best viewing Sep 30–Oct 8. 1,500 ft.

At its best this weekend; down to about 67 next weekend.

The Height of Land on Route 17, looking over Mooselookmeguntic Lake to the mountains.

Typical peak Oct 1. Best viewing Sep 30–Oct 8. 1,540 ft.

Still strong this weekend; down to about 57 next weekend as leaves fall.

The cliffs and boulders at the top of Route 108, and the trail up to Sterling Pond.

Typical peak Sep 30. Best viewing Sep 28–Oct 7. 2,160 ft.

At its best this weekend; down to about 78 next weekend.

Mirror Lake with Whiteface beyond, Cobble Hill, and the Cascade Lakes on Route 73.

Typical peak Oct 2. Best viewing Oct 1–9. 1,860 ft.

Close to its best; expect about 97 by next weekend.

The Fulton Chain of Lakes, and the fire tower on Bald Mountain above them.

Typical peak Oct 6. Best viewing Oct 4–12. 1,710 ft.

Still early here; expect about 86 by next weekend.

Otsego Lake, Cooper's “Glimmerglass,” seen from Glimmerglass State Park at its north end.

Typical peak Oct 12. Best viewing Oct 11–19. 1,260 ft.

Still early here; expect about 81 by next weekend.

Kaaterskill Falls, the ledges at North–South Lake, and Route 23A through Kaaterskill Clove.

Typical peak Oct 13. Best viewing Oct 12–20. 1,600 ft.

At its best this weekend; down to about 61 next weekend.

Aspens around Lake Sabrina, North Lake, and South Lake, up Route 168 from Bishop.

Typical peak Oct 1. Best viewing Sep 30–Oct 8. 8,500 ft.

Still strong this weekend; down to about 49 next weekend as leaves fall.

The Dallas Divide on Highway 62, and Bridal Veil Falls at the head of the box canyon.

Typical peak Sep 30. Best viewing Sep 28–Oct 6. 8,750 ft.

Still strong this weekend; down to about 38 next weekend as leaves fall.

Kebler Pass, west of town, runs through some of the largest aspen groves in the state.

Typical peak Sep 28. Best viewing Sep 27–Oct 5. 8,885 ft.

Still strong this weekend; down to about 45 next weekend as leaves fall.

Aspens climbing the valley walls, and unpaved Shrine Pass Road from Vail Pass over to Red Cliff.

Typical peak Sep 30. Best viewing Sep 28–Oct 6. 8,150 ft.

At its best this weekend; down to about 62 next weekend.

The shoreline loop around Presque Isle Park, and the overlook atop Sugarloaf Mountain.

Typical peak Oct 1. Best viewing Sep 30–Oct 8. 630 ft.

Still strong this weekend; down to about 41 next weekend as leaves fall.

Skyline Parkway above the city and Lake Superior, and Hawk Ridge during fall migration.

Typical peak Sep 28. Best viewing Sep 27–Oct 5. 900 ft.

At its best this weekend, and still about 78 next weekend.

Minnehaha Falls, and the Mississippi River gorge along West River Parkway.

Typical peak Oct 4. Best viewing Oct 2–11. 830 ft.

At its best this weekend, and still about 79 next weekend.

Arch Rock above Lake Huron and the island's forest trails, by bike, carriage, or on foot.

Typical peak Oct 4. Best viewing Oct 3–11. 600 ft.

Close to its best; expect about 98 by next weekend.

The summit, highest point east of the Mississippi, and Craggy Gardens on the Parkway to the south.

Typical peak Oct 7. Best viewing Oct 6–14. 6,684 ft.

Close to its best; expect about 97 by next weekend.

The summit tower, the highest point in Tennessee, and the views on the road up from Newfound Gap.

Typical peak Oct 8. Best viewing Oct 6–14. 6,643 ft.

Still early here; expect about 92 by next weekend.

The Highland Scenic Highway, the Cranberry Glades, and Cass Scenic Railroad nearby.

Typical peak Oct 10. Best viewing Oct 9–17. 4,800 ft.

Still early here; expect about 64 by next weekend.

The Stony Man and Hawksbill summits, and Dark Hollow Falls near Big Meadows.

Typical peak Oct 15. Best viewing Oct 14–22. 3,680 ft.

At its best that weekend; down to about 66 the weekend after.

Grafton Notch State Park on Route 26, with Screw Auger Falls and Moose Cave beside the road.

Typical peak Oct 8. Best viewing Oct 6–15. 700 ft.

At its best that weekend; down to about 65 the weekend after.

The Honeymoon Covered Bridge, Jackson Falls on Route 16B, and Glen Ellis Falls in Pinkham Notch.

Typical peak Oct 8. Best viewing Oct 6–14. 970 ft.

At its best that weekend; down to about 71 the weekend after.

The Hancock and Pemigewasset overlooks on the Kancamagus, and the Lincoln Woods suspension bridge.

Typical peak Oct 9. Best viewing Oct 7–15. 810 ft.

At its best that weekend; down to about 71 the weekend after.

The stone observation tower in Hubbard Park, above the State House's gold dome.

Typical peak Oct 9. Best viewing Oct 7–15. 525 ft.

At its best that weekend; down to about 58 the weekend after.

The summit, highest point east of the Mississippi, and Craggy Gardens on the Parkway to the south.

Typical peak Oct 7. Best viewing Oct 6–14. 6,684 ft.

At its best that weekend; down to about 62 the weekend after.

The summit tower, the highest point in Tennessee, and the views on the road up from Newfound Gap.

Typical peak Oct 8. Best viewing Oct 6–14. 6,643 ft.

At its best that weekend, and still about 84 the weekend after.

The Highland Scenic Highway, the Cranberry Glades, and Cass Scenic Railroad nearby.

Typical peak Oct 10. Best viewing Oct 9–17. 4,800 ft.

Close to its best; expect about 98 by the weekend after.

The Stony Man and Hawksbill summits, and Dark Hollow Falls near Big Meadows.

Typical peak Oct 15. Best viewing Oct 14–22. 3,680 ft.

Still strong that weekend; down to about 48 the weekend after as leaves fall.

The Fulton Chain of Lakes, and the fire tower on Bald Mountain above them.

Typical peak Oct 6. Best viewing Oct 4–12. 1,710 ft.

At its best that weekend, and still about 95 the weekend after.

Otsego Lake, Cooper's “Glimmerglass,” seen from Glimmerglass State Park at its north end.

Typical peak Oct 12. Best viewing Oct 11–19. 1,260 ft.

Close to its best; expect about 97 by the weekend after.

Kaaterskill Falls, the ledges at North–South Lake, and Route 23A through Kaaterskill Clove.

Typical peak Oct 13. Best viewing Oct 12–20. 1,600 ft.

Close to its best; expect about 97 by the weekend after.

Prospect Mountain Veterans Memorial Highway for the view down the lake, and Route 9N to Bolton Landing.

Typical peak Oct 13. Best viewing Oct 12–20. 350 ft.

At its best that weekend; down to about 59 the weekend after.

The Old Mission Peninsula, and M-22 around the Leelanau to Sleeping Bear Dunes.

Typical peak Oct 8. Best viewing Oct 7–15. 600 ft.

At its best that weekend; down to about 69 the weekend after.

Peninsula State Park and its Eagle Tower, and Highway 42 up the Door Peninsula.

Typical peak Oct 9. Best viewing Oct 8–16. 590 ft.

At its best that weekend, and still about 79 the weekend after.

Dunning's Spring waterfall in town, and the limestone bluffs along the Upper Iowa River.

Typical peak Oct 11. Best viewing Oct 10–18. 900 ft.

Still strong that weekend; down to about 31 the weekend after as leaves fall.

Arch Rock above Lake Huron and the island's forest trails, by bike, carriage, or on foot.

Typical peak Oct 4. Best viewing Oct 3–11. 600 ft.

Late color hanging on; the season here is nearly over.

Aspens around Lake Sabrina, North Lake, and South Lake, up Route 168 from Bishop.

Typical peak Oct 1. Best viewing Sep 30–Oct 8. 8,500 ft.

Still strong that weekend; down to about 21 the weekend after as leaves fall.

The June Lake Loop (Route 158), past aspens around June, Gull, Silver, and Grant lakes.

Typical peak Oct 3. Best viewing Oct 2–10. 7,650 ft.

At its best that weekend; down to about 33 the weekend after.

Aspens along the road up to Ski Santa Fe in the Sangre de Cristo Mountains.

Typical peak Oct 7. Best viewing Oct 6–14. 7,200 ft.

Late color hanging on; the season here is nearly over.

Maroon Bells above Maroon Lake, and Highway 82 east toward Independence Pass.

Typical peak Oct 1. Best viewing Sep 30–Oct 8. 7,908 ft.