The Catskills, New York
The last few weeks in September through late October are prime times to peep fall foliage in the Catskills. The 700,000 acres that make up the Catskills are home to 98 mountain peaks, 6 major river systems, and the famed Woodstock festival.
As a year-round destination, the Catskills are most vibrant in the fall when oranges, yellows, and reds electrify the densely wooded hillsides.
Locals and visitors love the fall harvest when many of the area’s historic towns host craft fairs and festivals alongside the farmer’s markets and “pick-your-own” orchards.
So where should you stay while on this fall foliage getaway? The Catskills are famous for their charming Bed and Breakfasts. But the 24 luxury cabins at Piaule will have you sleeping among the trees themselves.
Set among 50 acres of forest, the wooden cabins have sliding glass walls that open to the natural setting for the most breathtaking views you’ve ever seen.
