Nestled in between dense forestry and Maine’s choppy southern coastline, The Cliff House is located high atop Bald Head Cliff and is a must-visit in any season. Its stunning views and close proximity to both the charming village of Ogunquit and the Rachel Carson Wildlife Preserve make it the ultimate destination at which to celebrate the fall season.
For the ultimate rustic autumnal experience, visit Twin Farms. Located on a sprawling 300-acre estate next to a placid lake, this bucolic setting was made to be visited in peak leaf peeping season. Secluded and private, the resort is a haven for urban refugees seeking peace, quiet and a respite from hectic city life.
Initially established in 1902, the Omni Mount Washington Hotel is surrounded by breathtaking views of the fall foliage, as well as the summit of Mount Washington which is the highest peak in the Northeast. Classically luxurious and over a century old, the hotel once hosted renowned historic figures like Thomas Edison and 3 U.S. presidents.
Set on a 25-acre property overlooking Bristol Harbor on Narragansett Bay, the Point Pleasant Inn is a Colonial style mansion built in 1940. A quick 30-minute drive from Newport, this verdant property is as relaxing and calming as it is beautiful.
