Autumn on the Adirondack Coast is characterized by sun-baked days and cool, crisp nights. Flaming reds, oranges and golds – the Adirondack Coast’s signature colors of fall – help make this, what is often described as, the most beautiful time of year. Watch the progression of color change as it slowly moves down in elevation, beginning in mid-September in the Adirondack High Peak region through mid-to-late October along Lake Champlain. I encourage you to follow the yellow leaf road, which will lead you to nonstop fun and adventure on the Adirondack Coast to places like:
Home to the world's largest McIntosh Apple Orchard.
Get lost in a corn maze.
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Sample the local harvest.
Check out our greens, reds and golds.
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The perfect place to indulge in a slice of hot apple pie, a warm cider doughnut or any other bakery creation.
Experience our unique wines.
Discover what it was like to harvest in the fall during the 19th and 20th century.
Enjoy breathtaking views from the top of this steep but rewarding climb.
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A popular spot for fly fishing.
Warm up with a cup of locally roasted coffee.
Explore the agriculture that not only defines our landscape, but our way of life.
Scenic day walks along Lake Champlain.
Try our delicious craft brews.
You can't go wrong being on the Adirondack Coast in the fall, just remember to follow the yellow leaf road to discover endless opportunities for outdoor recreation, history, agriculture and more!
