While some National Parks gently transition into autumn with soft yellows, others burst with vibrant colors. Here are the best National Parks to see fall colors.

Across the country, the fall season brings spectacular displays of fall foliage in many of the country's forests. Leaf peepi

These are the best national parks to visit in the fall for leaf peeping, wildlife viewing, and more. “If your thoughts immediately turn to New England when you think of fall foliage, Great Smoky Mountains National Park would like to have a word,

Canada has some beautiful national parks. If you're looking to experience fall foliage at its best, here are five of some of the best options.

Unsurprisingly, the top three spots for early fall foliage were locations that are nationally known as peak leaf-viewing locales. Great Smoky Mountains National Park in Tennessee topped the list, followed by Shenandoah National Park in Virginia. Third on the list was the Catskill Mountain region in New York.

Acadia National Park is gorgeous year-round, but in fall, it is truly a sight to be seen. Immerse yourself in the fall foliage on one of these hikes.

With New England already world-famous for its exquisite fall foliage, Acadia is unsurprisingly a top destination when the leaves start to turn. If you're considering indulging in some leaf-peeping yourself,