Up to 12 million people visit the Adirondack Park every year, and a great number of them come just to take in the view of the regions iconic fall foliage.

While leaves remain in the early stages of transition for much of Long Island and New York City, state officials say fall colors are at or close to peak elsewhere across New York and that now is the time to get out and revel in the change. Among the peak areas to give leaf-watching a peek?

Upstate New York is primed for a spectacular weekend of peak fall foliage, with vibrant colors expected across all regions. According to the latest I LOVE NY Fall Foliage Report, peak conditions will be visible from October 16 to 22,

Peak fall foliage will be found in parts of all nine upstate New York regions this weekend, as it makes its way out of the upper elevations of the Adirondacks

The fall color season in Ohio has turned out better than initially expected in part because of recent rainfall, according to the Ohio Department of Natural Resources.

Michigan’s trees are boasting bright beautiful colors across at least half of our state right now. Here’s what fellow Michiganders are reporting on the status of fall color. Some falls have muted colors.

A beautiful weekend is in the forecast, with sunshine and above-average temperatures creating ideal conditions for viewing fall colors.

This Up North town has in-town and around-town fall color driving and hiking routes that showcase its downtown and the Manistee National Forest. Peak colors are “just around the corner” in the Cadillac area,

According to the Iowa DNR Fall Color Report, much of the state experiences peak color in mid- to late October. Mark Vitosh a forester at the Iowa DNR, joined Garden Variety to share how weather conditions impact when and how fall colors appear.