These 10 Aerial Photos Of Maryland’s Fall Foliage Will Make You Want To Go Exploring ASAP

Who doesn't love fall foliage? It's the most beautiful time of year for exploring the outdoors, especially in Maryland. Check out these 10 aerial images from around the state that are full of autumn beauty. Lace-up your hiking boots, bring your camera, and get ready for some dreamy adventures!

1. The Old Line State is full of color during autumn, from bright yellow, to burnt orange, to crimson red.

2. Here's a view over Millersville, showcasing some rural beauty.

2. Or how about a fall foliage infused water view? Here's an image of Liberty Reservoir from up above.

4. You'll even find pops of color in our cities and suburbs, like in this photo of Rockville.

5. Forest hike, anyone? Green Ridge State Forest is a picture-perfect place for an autumn hike. It's also a great spot for primitive camping.

6. From this roadway in the Hagerstown area...

7. ...to this postcard-worthy scene near Interstate 68, autumn road trips in Maryland never disappoint.

8. The Potomac area has some colorful hidden gems...

9. ...and so does Riva, Maryland.

10. Lastly, take in this view from the Sideling Hill overlook for endless fall colors. Now THIS makes for one epic photo op!

Where's your favorite place for gorgeous autumn views in Maryland? Share your thoughts in our comments section!

Speaking of all things fall, don't forget to check out Maryland's Annual Autumn Glory Festival. It's located in the town of Oakland, which is a must-visit area for enjoying some of the state's best natural wonders, and more!

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