Glenwood Springs came in 10th place in iBestTravel’s America’s Favorite Towns survey of readers. Autumn starts showing up in September in this Colorado town.
2. Lake Geneva, Wisconsin
Lake Geneva, Wisconsin came in 9th place, due in part to the three-mile-long Snake Road—one of the best fall drives.
3. Snowmass, Colorado
Catch the fall colors in Snowmass, Colorado, quickly, because autumn appears in our 8th place town only briefly.
4. Whitefish, Montana
Seventh place Whitefish, Montana, is the gateway to spectacular Glacier National Park, where fall colors do not disappoint.
5. Portsmouth, New Hampshire
Take in the fall colors at Strawbery Banke Museum—a 10-acre outdoor museum in sixth place Portsmouth, New Hampshire.
6. Ludlow, Vermont
Before the skiers take over fifth place Ludlow, Vermont, admire the changing colors on Okemo Mountain.
7. Stowe, Vermont
The sugar maples in fourth place Stowe, Vermont, will show off their intense shades of gold, orange, and scarlet.
8. Stillwater, Minnesota
Experience a river cruise and a stay at one of the bed-and-breakfast inns in third-place Stillwater, Minnesota, to enjoy the changing colors.
9. Lake Placid, New York
Lake Placid features red and silver maples, birch, aspen, oaks, and beech trees all along the Olympic Trail scenic byway, which runs through the town.
10. Oakland, Maryland
iBestTravel readers voted Oakland, Maryland, the top spot in the country to enjoy the changing fall colors.
