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Vermont’s Fall Foliage

Different varieties of trees change at different times. Red maples are among the first to change, especially those along roadsides and in wet areas.
The earliest foliage change generally occurs in the northern part of the state near the Canadian border, and at higher elevations.
By mid-September, full color begins to appear across the north, moving progressively south during October. Individual trees and groups of trees with brilliant color can be found as early as the Labor Day weekend.

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