With 28 acres of public gardens in this Bronx landscape to explore, you’ll get your fill of fall colors and then some, especially with a picturesque view of the New Jersey Palisades. Read more.
In addition to thousands of graves, Green-Wood Cemetery is also home to tons of morbid yet peaceful foliage scenes deep in the heart of Brooklyn. Read more.
Fall is one of the best times to visit the Garden, when temperatures warrant flannels, picnic blankets, and flasks of wine. Take in the yellow and orange scenery with your other half or friends. Read more.
The less than an hour trip is well worth leaving NYC for with awesome foliage all over town and a whole bunch of fall events, like Sleepy Hollow Cemetery walking tours and haunted hayrides. Read more.
Given the almost 3,000 acres that make up the Greenbelt, it’s easy to find a spot that makes you feel hundreds of miles away from the city, all while taking in the changing leaves. Read more.
Some of the better trails for full foliage immersion are the Putnam Trail, the Muir Trail, and the John Kieran Trail. Read more.
New Yorkers’ most popular nature oasis has no shortage of open space and picnic benches to take in majestic views of oaks, maples, and elms with varying shades of yellow, orange, and red leaves. Read more.
