Fall Toolkit
Everything you need to promote fall in the region lives here.
Everything you need to promote fall in the region lives here.
Autumn in the Adirondacks offers visitors a chance to experience crisp mountain air, scenic drives, and the natural beauty of changing leaves. To support your efforts in promoting fall travel, we’ve created a set of tools and resources designed to help you keep guests informed and engaged.
Stay connected and explore more with email updates, social inspiration, and helpful resources designed to keep you informed and inspired every step of the way.
Stay informed throughout the fall season with our weekly foliage email. Each Wednesday, subscribers will receive updated leaf color projections from across the Adirondacks, perfect for you, your staff, or your customers who want an easy reminder of where the colors are peaking.
Sign up here: www.adirondacksusa.com/foliage-email
Want to help spread the word? We’ve created a set of social media graphics you can use to promote the foliage landing pages and email updates to your followers and guests.
Access graphics here: Download Social Graphics
Each year, members of our team track foliage changes across the Adirondacks’ seven regions and share weekly updates to help you provide timely information to guests and customers. These reports are emailed, submitted to statewide foliage trackers, and posted on each region’s foliage report page.
Set among New York’s highest mountains, this region pairs world-class outdoor recreation with a vibrant Olympic legacy and walkable village life. It’s a place to invent your own perfect day, blending adventure, culture, and iconic Adirondack scenery.
Decidedly different and creatively driven, Saranac Lake combines authentic Adirondack character with a lively arts and culture scene. Waterways, trails, and a vibrant downtown make it a hub for connection, creativity, and exploration.
Tupper Lake is a place to connect with people, nature, and discovery. Known for dark skies, family-friendly adventures, and hands-on learning, it invites visitors to explore at their own pace and stay a little longer.
Hamilton County offers a timeless Adirondack experience defined by vast wilderness, pristine waterways, and authentic small towns. It’s a place for big outdoor adventures, rich history, and meaningful connections to nature and community.
The Adirondack Hub is a natural launch point for exploration, connecting lakes, mountains, and historic small towns. With easy access to outdoor recreation and classic Main Streets, it blends nostalgic charm with year-round adventure.
Where the Adirondack Mountains meet Lake Champlain, this region offers open spaces, legendary landscapes, and a relaxed pace. Outdoor recreation, agritourism, and deep historical roots come together in welcoming lakeside communities.
Centered around Whiteface Mountain and the Ausable River Valley, the Whiteface Region offers close-to-nature adventure in every season. From alpine sports to biking, fishing, and family-friendly attractions, everything here feels just a step away.