New England Autumn has the same meaning as the lavender for Provence and Sakura for Japan.
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Every September, October and November of the US East Coast region attracts tourists and lovers of bright colors.
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New England is the most popular place to visit in the fall when there are billions of growing trees which are starting to change color from green to bright yellow, orange, red and purple. The trip here should be in advance planning, allocating at least a week out to admire the autumn colors on the hills and in the valleys, go hiking or cycling, to compare the color of leaves in various places of New England.
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In this regard, often the question arises: where to go best? In the northern states (Maine, Vermont and New Hampshire) leaves usually start to change color in late September and in the southern states (Connecticut, Massachusetts and Rhode Island) at the end of October.
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In general, New England residents are very serious about seasonal colors change of the leaves. There are special autumn guides, to learn that in some corners and on what routes most vividly paints, in which states in this year's so-so, and in what - now a riot of autumn. Quite a good tool for planning your trip to New England.
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There also is an interactive map of New England states, where you can see which trees will change color in the days that interest you. To better prepare for the trip there are special applications. One of them is a developed Yankee Magazine called Leaf Peeper. This app contains a large number of reports with photos, comments, and even rated the brightest (literally) seats.