Charlottesville, Virginia
Found at the banks of the Blue Ridge Mountains, this town offers breathtaking scenery that’s perfect for viewing fall foliage with vivid hues. Mid-to-late October is when you’ll see the most dazzling orange, red, and yellow leaves.
But the colors tend to linger into early November. Some of the best viewing spots with picturesque overlooks are along the neighboring Blue Ridge Parkway and the connecting Skyline Drive in nearby Shenandoah National Park.
When you’re not enjoying the views, you should visit Thomas Jefferson’s Monticello, the former home of the third US president.
Travel along the Monticello Wine Trail to sample some of the best wine Virginia’s wineries has to offer, including Barboursville Vineyards, Michael Shaps Wineworks, and Jefferson Vineyards.
At night, you can unwind over dinner and enjoy some live music at The Mill Room before settling in at the historic Boar’s Head Resort.
No matter which destination you pick, make sure to grab a picnic basket and maybe even a camera to snap some shots and enjoy the best of what our country has to offer!
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