Best Affordable Fall Foliage Towns

Chad Ehlers / Alamy

Cornish, NH

High above the Connecticut River that separates New Hampshire from neighboring Vermont, Cornish redefines the term bucolic. There’s no town proper, or even a main street—just a handful of villages. And neighboring Mount Ascutney makes for great color viewing. Be sure to cross the Cornish-Windsor bridge into Vermont—the longest covered wooden bridge in the world.

Fall Color Hotel: Chase House Bed and Breakfast in Cornish is a 10–guest room inn that dates back to 1776. Doubles from $165.

You might also like

Marketplace

Other American Express Publishing Websites:
Food & Wine
Departures
SkyGuide
Executive Travel
Related Websites:
Travel + Leisure Southeast Asia

View Website Terms and Conditions and Privacy Statement of American Express Publishing Corporation. Users of this site agree to be bound by the terms
of the American Express Publishing Corporation Website Terms and Conditions. Copyright © 1997 - 2013 American Express Publishing Corporation. All Rights Reserved.

on www.travelandleisure.com

Travel + Leisure

Best Affordable Fall Foliage Towns

Cornish, NH

You might also like

Marketplace