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We asked for the best fall foliage photos. Here are your favorites.

"Love New England!"

The view from Mount Olga lookout tower in Molly Stark State Park in Wilmington, Vermont. Lauren Van de Berg

By Kristi Palma

New England’s iconic fall foliage is hard to miss this time of year, but we never tire of viewing it so we asked readers to share their best peak foliage photos.

Our readers answered the call, sending stunning photos from the region’s lakes, ponds, forests, towns, parks, and neighborhoods.

Caroline Ryan Morgan witnessed a double rainbow above Vermont’s colorful foliage this year and shared her photo with us.

“We watched the rainbow fully form, then double, in maybe eight minutes,” she wrote. “Then it poured. Love New England!”

Ahead, check out where readers have been leaf peeping this season.

Massachusetts

Keyes Pond in Westford. Gordon Chartier
Whitehall State Park in Hopkinton. Tuananh
Chapel Brook Falls in Ashfield. Ole Gjoerup
A tree in Concord. Eddie
Factory Pond in Holliston. Tommy Zazulak
A road in Paxton. Nivia Lansnaster
A road in Canton. Lynn
Whitehall State Park in Hopkinton. @davemcgillivray
Norfolk Hunt Club in Medfield. @davemcgillivray

Vermont

Mount Mansfield in Stowe, Vermont. William Zhen
The view from Mount Olga lookout tower in Molly Stark State Park in Wilmington, Vermont. Lauren Van de Berg – Lauren Van de Berg
A road on Burke Mountain in Vermont. Debbie
A rainbow over the foliage in Chester, Vermont. Caroline Ryan Morgan

New Hampshire

The White Mountains. May Lee
Table Rock in Dixville Notch, N.H. Kenny Lowe (@kenl92)
South Mill Pond in Portsmouth, N.H. Karen Ahern
Echo Lake near North Conway in N.H. Sally An
Kancamagus Highway. Steve Mulder
A view of Echo Lake from Artists Bluff. Stephanie Grande
Chapel Rock near Gorham. Steve Mulder

Maine

Baldpate Mountain in Maine. Eric
Scribner’s Mill in Harrison, Maine. Bobby Utah
Jordan Pond at Acadia National Park in Maine. @liv_0rdie

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