9-Nights Fall Colors of New England
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9/25/2027
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9/28/2027
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10/7/2027
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10/9/2027
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10/2/2027
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10/11/2027
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10/9/2027
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10/20/2027
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Killington
Plymouth, Massachusetts
Hyannis
North Conway
Providence
Boston
Fall Colors Of New England
If the idea of New England brings images of picture perfect villages, sleepy fishing towns, vast swathes of golden beaches and presidential summer homes into your mind’s eye, this trip will not disappoint. Starting in historic Boston you’ll visit lovely Cape Cod, stunning Stowe and sea swept Maine, all adorned in vibrant fall foliage.
Dining Summary
If the idea of New England brings images of picture perfect villages, sleepy fishing towns, vast swathes of golden beaches and presidential summer homes into your mind’s eye, this trip will not disappoint. Starting in historic Boston you’ll visit lovely Cape Cod, stunning Stowe and sea swept Maine, all adorned in vibrant fall foliage.
Dining Summary
- 5 Breakfast (B)
- Learn Boston's rich history while touring the city and a part of the Red-Brick Freedom Trail
- Visit the Plimoth Patuxet Museum where a 17th-century colony comes to life
- Indulge in an Iconic Breakfast for a taste of classic American dishes
- Visit Cape Cod National Seashore's pristine sandy beaches
- Visit a local sugar house for a 100% pure maple syrup experience
- Visit the 18th century buildings and historical center and enjoy a true New England experience
- North Conway: The fall colors of New England spring to life on the Kancamagus Highway, a 34.5-mile scenic drive along Rt. 112 in Northern New Hampshire known as one of the best fall foliage viewing areas in the country. Designated an American Scenic Byway, the Kancamagus Scenic Byway cuts through the White Mountain National Forest treating you with views of the White Mountains, the Swift River, Sabbaday Falls, Lower Falls and Rocky Gorge -- reaching an elevation of just under 3,000 feet at its highest point at Kancamagus Pass.