Planning on taking a trip somewhere north late next year as I really want to see the autumn colors. Looking for somewhere that has trees, forests, hills, and the occasional small towns here and there. However, I don't plan on doing any serious hiking or camping, so I'll probably be staying at a hotel, inn, ect. Really want to know what you anons recommend
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I'd say Tennessee, but I'm a Tennessean myself so I could be biased. Stay away from the interstates and the shitty little college towns, which are all devoid of any unique culture, but you get like 30 minutes out into the country and you'll find some pretty cool stuff. Tennessee is also pretty geographically diverse but still relatively traversable if you don't really want to get out in the boonies.
I'd also say Tennessee. The place looks absolutely beautiful and I want to go to Nashville soon. I live in Maryland
Tennessee is nothing compared to the more northern states, clueless anons
difference is that the northern states know they're tourist destinations, and they've developed because of that, where as a lot of tennessee's natural beauty is still relatively preserved in comparison. it's like seeing a wolf in a zoo versus seeing it in the wild
>tennessee's natural beauty
Tennessee is beautiful but OP is asking about autumn colors and it doesn't hold a candle to the northeast or in Canada. It's the wrong answer to his question
i would say west virginia or new york
West Virginia is insanely boring. Unless you really like to hike, there is absolutely nothing to do. People in small towns are dirt poor, so you'll be eating gas station hot dogs for your entire trip because that's literally all they have. And the people are so ugly. So so ugly. It's rare to meet anyone with 2 arms, 2 legs and 2 eyes.
Anywhere from Northeastern Pennsylvania, Upstate New York, any of the New England states.
Keep in mind the peak only lasts for about two weeks.
just to reiterate what other anons have already said: basically anywhere In the Appalachians.
this. Very important point.
yeah no doubt. I took a recent trip to Kentucky and we passed through WV. When we went though Charleston it looked like tent city/methhead central. It's a very depressing place the aesthetically sensitive. Good for hiking, and I think they have some nice ski resorts in the area, but other than that not much. It is like the poorest state in the Union afterall.
Vermont trust me
On a state by state basis, Vermont is probably the best.
Is there anywhere specific you guys would recommend in vermont? Towns, parks, lakes, and other areas?
You could make your way south to North, Brattleboro, Bennington, Rutland, Woodstock, then up to Waterbury/ Ben an Jerry's and cut across to Burlington. Basically zig zag your way across the white mountains with stops in towns with good food, breweries and that cute old New England look.
The Mad River Valley area is nice
Reminds me of Christian girl autumn
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>Do a random image search of Vermont
>like 50 beautiful pictures, looks like literal heaven on earth, the song I'm listening to would make for perfect road trip music through the small forests and towns
>this pic shows up
it's all so tiresome
If you're going to Vermont you're going to have to deal with being somewhere that is 95% white but each business and many private homes display multiple signs of devotion to their religion so lots of BLM, Ukraine, and alphabet soup insignia. Last time I was there (Jan 23) I would say at least half of all employees in any business were still masked and plenty of people walking around were too.
If you want to avoid having to see most of that shit but still get some great leaf peeping in you can come over to NH.
>people from successful states are liberal
>shithole dwelling hicks have a problem with this
kek
no wonder you live in a shithole
This. The obesity filled shitholes in the south only exist off of northern welfare money.
It's the same situation in Illinois where Chicagoland subsidizes the rest of the state with our wealth while the hicks in the lower 2/3 of the state endlessly complain about us
This is the correct answer.
I've stayed in Stowe the last couple times I went to Vermont and it was a pretty good location for traveling through the northern parts of the state.
Michigan specifically the UP is a great fall getaway. Like up in the Porcupine Mountains Lake of the Clouds area.
Northern Michigan gets a lot of tourism in the fall. Places like Traverse CIty and Mackinaw. Lots of trees and there's a big cider mill culture
The Smoky Mountains in east Tennessee and western North Carolina are breathtaking in the fall.
that area is fantastic, but yankee transplants have bought up most of the property in the area, which has priced out the locals and most other southerners. yankees ruin everything they touch
I'd recommend Vermont or New Hampshire. The former has better nature, but the latter has better politics
> I'd recommend Vermont or New Hampshire. The former has better nature
Yeah, no. The White Mountains mog the Green, and NH has at least some coastline and better lakes than VT. The only thing VT has over NH is nicer, cute towns filled with hipsters and hippies, if that’s your thing. Not much of that in NH.
You could fly/drive in to New York and do a loop of New England over the course of the week, with a focus more on northern new England, and maybe a single day or half day of connecticut and RI combined, and maybe a day in Boston
trust me on this when I say you should go to shanendoah national park and drive through skyline drive during the fall. Don't listen to these other guys cause you'd be driving around aimlessly, whereas skyline drive has everything for you already there
Vermont
Quintessential I'd probably say Michigan or Vermont, maybe upstate NY as a third. The UP is beautiful in the fall but also still pretty crowded. You're not going to find as many hotel options up there either.
Maine is really nice too, it's a very easy drive from Boston all the way up as far as you want to go.
Frick off leafers