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New England sees surge in fall foliage tourism
New England is experiencing a significant surge in autumn foliage tourism. In Vermont, towns like Stowe are reporting heavier-than-usual traffic and widespread hotel shortages as visitors flock to see the changing leaves.
In Southern Maine, local land trusts have identified several prime locations for viewing the season. Recommended spots in the Sebago Lakes Region include Thayer Brook Preserve, Knight’s Pond Preserve, and Bradbury Mountain State Park. Additionally, the Windham Conservation Area provides views of the White Mountains, with a new Universal Access Trail scheduled to open on October 17.
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Maine · Presumpscot Regional Land Trust · Royal River Conservation Trust · Stowe Mercantile · Vermont
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- [○ 1 SOURCE] Peak foliage in Stowe, Vermont, is causing heavy traffic and hotel shortages. whdh.com
- [○ 1 SOURCE] Thayer Brook Preserve, Knight’s Pond Preserve, and Bradbury Mountain State Park are recommended for fall views in Southern Maine. www.pressherald.com
- [○ 1 SOURCE] The fall foliage season is experiencing increased interest and popularity. whdh.com
- [○ 1 SOURCE] The Windham Conservation Area offers views of the White Mountains. www.pressherald.com
- [○ 1 SOURCE] A new Universal Access Trail is scheduled to open on October 17. www.pressherald.com