The first day of fall is just around the corner and the hunt for the reds and yellows of the season will begin - especially along the Blue Ridge Parkway.
Within these pages, you can find fall foliage facts and an article or two on great fall drives. And don't miss the links that will lead you to websites that offer beautiful photography, in-depth leaf information and travel destinations.
So gas up the car, get plenty of film for your camera, pack a picnic and head out to take in a breathtaking view of nature's best show of the season.
Our staff has put together a list of regional web cams with quality mountain views for your fall leaf-viewing pleasure. If you're outside of the area or otherwise unable to get out and about yourself, you can watch and enjoy the leaves remotely as they change into their vibrant fall colors!
Know of a great web cam we've missed? Contact our web department and let us know! (And check out the fall foliage map of the East Coast / Mid-Atlantic region at the bottom of the page!)
Color and foliage. Put them together and you have autumn. Combine them and you promote weekend excursions. Unite them and you inspire pronouncements of appreciation from the hilltops. See them and you appreciate a visual symphony.
With autumn, the fol...
An Urban Path
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