New England Leaf-Watching Season Draws Tourists

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New England leaf-watching season attracts tourists from various places for scenic drives, train rides, and bus tours to enjoy vibrant fall foliage.

People from as far as Florida and Berlin visit the region for the splendid hues of red, orange, and bronze during the leaf-watching season.

The rural Northeast offers an ideal backdrop with quaint towns and covered bridges amidst the changing forest.

Leaf-peeping is a popular tourism activity that doesn't require athleticism or significant funds, just a car ride up north.

Tourists from Indiana and other states enjoy the colorful leaves and beautiful landscapes in New England during the season.

Climate change has impacted recent leaf-peeping seasons with weather conditions causing leaves to wither prematurely.

Even though some locals may find the natural beauty less enticing due to familiarity, the region continues to attract visitors from afar.

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