fall

and we are HERE FOR IT.

New England is known for its beautiful fall foliage, and now leaf peepers can check out this interactive map to know when the colors will be at their peak.

Prepare for your eyes to witness one of the prettiest things they may ever see.

A steam train ride to a hayride to a pumpkin patch. A perfect Maine family activity.

Forget hours in the car or hiking up a mountain, the Camden Snow Bowl will have chairlift rides in October for the ultimate leaf peeping experience

Get ready for the bags to fly!

Would you try these?

Sunday marked 17 years since the big fall.

From Thursday morning through Sunday afternoon, the Granite State could see a 70 degree swing in 'real feel' temperatures.

You can always count on one October storm to blow leaves off the trees, and it's coming Wednesday.

Although colors are already starting to turn up at the tippy-top of New England you still have plenty of time to prepare for a leaf-peeping hike, road trip, or camping adventure as autumn sweeps across the country.

This looks so fun!

Fairs, flannel, and a fall freeze. They're inevitable.

It might not be a popular opinion but when it comes to pumpkin-flavored things, I say the earlier the better!

Heading into mid August, the last little bit can be found in the Tuckerman Ravine area.

Consider Tuesday morning's storm this week's opening act.