Posted in Maine Nature August 25, 2017 by

The Map That Shows You When And Where To View Fall Foliage In Maine

While summer is experiencing its final gorgeous weeks, we can’t help but look forward to autumn. Anyone who’s spent time in Maine can attest to the fact that it’s one of the most magical places to witness fall foliage. And thanks to an interactive map published by the experts at Smoky Mountains, predicting the whereabouts of Maine’s peak leaf season has never been easier. So if you’re ready to plan those quintessential Maine road trips, hikes, and festivities, this map will be of great use.

Let’s take a peek:

The Fall Foliage Map is a wonderful resource published by the folks over at Smoky Mountains.
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As you'll notice underneath the map, they've included a scroll that highlights each weekend until October 29th. According to the key, residents of Maine will experience the very beginnings of fall foliage as early as August 27th.
If you continue scrolling through the map, you'll notice the prime time for leaf viewing in Maine is the weekend of September 24th.
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The weekend of September 17th will also be a gorgeous time to explore Maine's natural landscape.
The map predicts that the leaves will be past their viewing prime by October 1st, so be sure to plan all of your fall related excursions before then.
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Who's excited about these upcoming predictions for Maine's gorgeous fall season? It's time to fill your calendar with all things autumn!
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For a truly unique excursion, be sure to read about Maine's incredible Fall Foliage Train Ride.

What are your plans for enjoying another beautiful fall season in Maine? Be sure to share your thoughts with us!

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