“Leaf-peeping is one of the most accessible tourism things that you can do,” said Teddy Willey, the general manager of the Frog Rock Tavern in Meredith, New Hampshire. “You don’t have to have the athleticism to be a hiker, you don’t have to have the money to own a boat.”

BOSTON - Peak foliage season has begun. Northern New England is bursting with color right now and this weekend will be the best time to head to the Green and White Mountains. Thankfully, the weather has been cooperating as of late with a couple periods of rain mixed in with some cool nights up north.

Midway into October, the vibrant fall colors have drawn thousands of visitors to New England’s trails eager to capture the beauty of autumn.

New England in the fall is nothing short of magical. Where's the best place in the region for fall foliage? Share with us.

There are lots of great places near Taunton to check out the fall foliage. We've compiled a list of six of the best spots.

Along with one part of Massachusetts, the rest of northern New England is seeing more and more vibrant fall foliage going into this weekend.

It’s leaf-peeping season across big swathes of the US, and there are plenty of lesser-known spots known for nature’s fiery autumn displays

"Leaf-peeping is one of the most accessible tourism things that you can do," said Teddy Willey, the general manager of the Frog Rock Tavern in Meredith, New Hampshire. “You don’t have to have the athleticism to be a hiker,