Fun Fall Things In New England!
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DescriptionAn article highlighting some of the fun activities to do during fall in New England.
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Heyengel/Getty ImagesVisit Acadia National ParkOn the seashore islands of Mount Desert sits New England’s only National Park, Acadia National Park, a great park filled with many different environments and experiences, and is a great place to explore untouched New England nature and is also a great place for families.
Go Apple PickingThe fall landscape of New England is well known for its many apple orchards dotted around its towns and countrysides, apple picking is a great way to spend an afternoon with family and friends, and can help create delicious fall recipes such as apple cider.
See A New England Patriots GameSince football season has returned to the New England region, a great way to spend time is by seeing a game of football hosted by our local national football team, the location of the stadium is also convenient because of the MBTA commuter rail.
Visit A Pumpkin PatchOne of the most well-known symbols for fall is the pumpkin, so a great way to get a good fall experience is by visiting one of many pumpkin patches or farms littered across New England's six states. Apple orchids may also have pumpkin patches you can visit.
Go Sailing In New England’s Many WaterwaysNew England is well known for some of its many waterways which you can sail in such as Cape Cod Bay, or Nantucket Sound, a great way to spend a day is by taking out any number of different sailboats and seeing New England by water.
Drive New Hampshire’s Kancamagus HighwayNew Hampshire’s Kancamagus Highway is a National Scenic Byway that runs along the route of New Hampshire State Route 112 from Conway New Hampshire to Lincoln New Hampshire, this route runs through some of the most beautiful parts of New Hampshire in the White Mountains National Forest and has many attractions in the many cities it passes through. The road is a great way to spend a couple of days in New Hampshire and is a must-do on any New England list.
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