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- Samantha, selected from Mother Nature Network
- October 14, 2011
- 3:04 pm
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By Caitlin Leary, MNN
As the fall colors deepen, so do the number of people who seek them. These autumnal enthusiasts are called “leaf peepers,” and they can make a vacation out of viewing and photographing the fall foliage.
Of course, what better way to view fall’s leaves than in a protected park, preserve or forest? Protected areas — such as Acadia National Park in Maine, Denali National Park in Alaska, and the Appalachian National Scenic Trail — provide the perfect setting for a colorful excursion.
Image: Carl M / Flickr
Read more: Do Good, Life, Nature, Nature & Wildlife, Outdoor Activities, autumn, fall, fall foliage, fall leaves, national parks
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Beautiful!
Stunning! Mother Nature painting the landscape in glorious colors
What gorgeous photos! Thanks!
Thanks for the beautiful photos. It is a bit far to travel there from the Netherlands but we have some nice forests here as well :)
There is a wonderful Arboretum where I live.
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