Fall Foliage 2018 – Vermont USA

Once again Fall season in the States is here. Year after year the trees stand tall, spreading their limbs, coloring the skies. Throughout their terms they acclimatize to the path of terrestrial sun to produce flowers and fruits, but also a rich flush of colors which is a magic mother nature has to offer. The Autumn in the terrestrial regions are marked by the trees gradually changing the colors into the darker shades ready to welcome the winter by shedding them all.

Fall colors are beauty to watch, and this year I decided to explore the Green mountain state of Vermont, to capture the mystic wonders of mother nature. Vermont is one of the states belonging to the North East part of USA. It was earlier a French colony and the name has roots from French for Green Mountains, i.e “Verde Mountain”.

My road trip looked like this. Watch the complete road trip video here.

Mt Philo State Park – It is a 1000ft high mountain in Charlotte, VT good for medium hikes with good view of Lake Champlain and Adirondack Mountains from its summit.

Great White Mountains National Park

Franconia Notch State Park

Vermont is not just the Green mountain state, it is much prettier in colors during the fall and is one of the best places to capture the Foliage.

And for anyone who’d love to take a road trip, big or small; take off on a road less traveled and enjoy the places you’ve never been.  Stay awhile, be curious, learn, capture moments, and enjoy the differences.

A heart full of colors and handful of memories, farewell fall.

Love. Ram