fall foliage

This fall is predicted to be warmer and wetter than usual so predicting when the colors will be their peak is a guessing game. Currently, it looks like the Adirondack foliage will peak in October.

One of the best things about fall in New York is doing a little leaf-peeping and enjoying all the changing colors. This year however, the fall foliage has been a little disappointing.

Now that we're 'officially' into fall, it's time to start planning all those fun day-trips and weekend getaways to experience all this time of the year has to offer.

Have you ever paid attention to the fall foliage on a cloudy, some-what rainy day? Have you ever seen all the colors 'glow' in this kind of setting?

You don't have to travel very far to see spectacular views of the fall foliage. If you can't make it to the Adirondacks, you can still see the beautiful colors right here in Central New York.

Whether you like fall or not, you can at least appreciate the beauty of the changing leaves. Check out this footage of the fall foliage in the Adirondacks.

Just because the weather is getting cooler and the days are getting shorter, doesn't mean you can't squeeze in one more weekend getaway to the Adirondacks.

There is so much beauty in Upstate New York, but one thing that sets us apart from other regions is the amazing fall foliage. Each year the trees go from green to shades of orange, yellow, and red. It's a sign that summer has officially ended, and colder weather is on the way. It's the "bitter-sweet" season!

You can feel it in the air - Fall is officially here in Central New York. Here are some activities to keep you busy throughout the season.

It seems like everyone is ready for the falling leaves and the cooler temperatures that come with fall. Naomi Lynn has a different reason to be excited...

Autumn is a beautiful time of year in the Empire State. If you're planning on taking a road trip to check out the scenery, this guide will be of assistance.

Do you want to check out the changing leaves in a new way? Here's a few things you can do to not only see all the colors, but to "experience" the fall foliage.