Where Are the Best Places in New Hampshire to See the Fall Foliage?
There are many places in New Hampshire that transform into beautiful and natural works of art, places that are normally overlooked, or you drive right past without giving it a second thought. As soon as the leaves change colors, the entire state changes and becomes a picturesque place to be. Even in the cities of Nashua, Manchester, Concord and Keene, there are great photo opportunities for even the novice photographer. The central and Northern regions of NH tend to be the busiest parts of the state during Fall foliage. The Kancamagus Highway, Franconia Notch region (The Flume), Mount Washington, and Lake Winnipesaukee tend to be the more popular destinations, but don’t let that change your thinking about New Hampshire’s Fall Foliage in other parts of the state. The entire state from the Vermont, Maine, Massachusetts and Canada borders are just beautiful places to see and the best part is that you can drive across the long longest part of the entire state (from the Massachusetts border
