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The article focuses on the unique charm of Mount Macedon, particularly during autumn when it becomes a major attraction. Topics include the historical significance and transformation of Mount Macedon, the impact of seasonal tourism on the local community, and the challenges faced by residents and garden owners in managing the influx of visitors.

The article offers information about trees change color in autumn along with the quiz regarding leaves change color.

This article describes how camping is not a part-time seasonal career. The summer is not only the busy season for most, but is really the culmination of a year of planning and coordination. It is also the time of year when the facilities are used most frequently and when they suffer from maintenance and repair problems. During the autumn months you should have an engineer or architect available to review the property and make suggestions for repairs, additions, or upgrades.

Features leaf-tracking sites, for those wanting to know when the trees will be at their peak in the U.S. The U.S. Forest Service's official site, which tracks colors in the national forests; Interactive maps and driving tours from "Yankee" magazine; Data from volunteer foliage trackers; Weather forecast Web site listing peak foliage dates.

Focuses on fall gas promotions and reduced rates in the U.S. How these promotions are listed on two Web sites; Examples of how travelers can earn gallons of gas in exchange for collecting bags of leaves or purchasing cider and apples.

Suggests some of the best ways to get the most out of autumn in the U.S. Annual Chatsworth Cranberry Festival in the Pine Barrens of New Jersey; Local crush and wine-tasting festivals; Autumn Glory Festival with traditional Appalachian music in Oakland, Maryland; Pumpkin celebrations in Keene, New Hampshire.

The article offers information about different destinations that are ideal places to go during fall in New England. Westport, Connecticut to Williamstown, Massachusetts' peak season is from Early to mid-October. The peak season to go to Mystic, Connecticut to Marblehead, Massachusetts is mid-to late October. Meanwhile, the ideal time to go in Isle of Shoals, New Hampshire to Bretton Woods, New Hampshire is late September to mid-October.

The article presents an evaluation of golf courses which also offer spectacular views of fall foliage, including the Taconic Golf Club in Williamstown, Massachusetts, the Sugarloaf Golf Club in Miane, and the Linville Golf Club in Linville, North Carolina.

The article offers a guide to traveling in the U.S. during the fall season. The foliage display in Vermont is world renowned, the article notes. On average, from mid-September through mid-October is the time to come to Vermont if one is looking specifically for fall foliage. Another area to check out is Tennessee's Upper Cumberland region. Meanwhile, in Southwestern New Mexico, it is mainly aspens that brighten the landscape and, besides red-tinged yellow leaves on supple, willowy trees, one can see ancient Indian cliff dwellings on a foliage tour here.

The article offers tips for a fun and inexpensive fall family vacation. It suggests various destinations for vacation, such as Killington, Vermont, Park City, Utah and Bretton Woods, New Hampshire. It states that one does not have to buy a second home for the season, and may consider booking a vacation rental house, instead. It adds that the vacation must have children entertained and have lasting memories, by taking pictures of fall foliage, scrapbooking and making videos of activities.

Features leaf-tracking sites, for those wanting to know when the trees will be at their peak in the U.S. The U.S. Forest Service's official site, which tracks colors in the national forests; Interactive maps and driving tours from "Yankee" magazine; Data from volunteer foliage trackers; Weather forecast Web site listing peak foliage dates.

Focuses on fall gas promotions and reduced rates in the U.S. How these promotions are listed on two Web sites; Examples of how travelers can earn gallons of gas in exchange for collecting bags of leaves or purchasing cider and apples.