We have traveled all over the year during the fall months (Asia, Canada, West Coast USA, Europe, Central America, New Zealand), and I can say wholeheartedly that New England is the BEST place for the autumn season. 

We think you’ll love it, too!

Absolutely!

We think the best time to visit New England is the fall, but it’s also one of the busiest times. Traveling here at other times of the year will mean fewer crowds, which is a plus. 

Keep in mind:

• The pins on this map were created with autumn in mind. Some of the places are hikes or viewpoints that are especially spectacular with fall foliage and may not be nearly as scenic when there are no leaves. 
• Some places (like campgrounds or food trucks) may be closed during the winter months. Be sure to look into specific places for their current hours.

Our New England map includes over 280 custom pins for…

• Hidden gems: our favorite spots are the ones off the typical tourist route
• Top sights: we can’t leave out the big ones, so don’t worry, you won’t miss any!
• Worthy hikes: there’s a variety for all levels
• Cozy cafes: think excellent coffee and baked goods worth dreaming about!
• Breweries, wineries & distilleries
• Viewpoints & Photo spots: where to snap the best pictures
• Campgrounds: both free and paid
• Unique places to stay: Airbnbs and hotels
• Scenic drives: the best scenic routes in the area for fall foliage + stops along the way

No, this is a map with lots of special spots marked. This means you can create your own route using whichever pins are most intriguing to you.

We do have itineraries in places where we think there’s a great route for most travelers (check out our itineraries here!). However, since people visit New England for all amounts of time, in both directions, and have very different routes in mind, we felt a map would be a better resource.

Yes, this makes an amazing camping trip (that’s how we did it!).

Our map includes lots of campgrounds as well as some hotel/Airbnb options, so you definitely don’t have to be camping to utilize this map.

One huge perk, if you are camping, is that our map has all of the campgrounds, wild camping, and Harvest Hosts that we personally stayed at.

We found it a little difficult to find campgrounds in some places during the fall, as many of them close down for the season or are booked up months in advance.

This means we had to do a lot of research (which we’re passing onto you!). We ended up finding so many incredible gems!

Most of the campgrounds marked are ones that are good last-minute options, some of which are open later in the season.

We sure think so!

We did this road trip with our daughter who was 10 months old at the time. We would go again in a heartbeat, no matter what age she was at. (And we definitely will do it again in the future!)

Along with your purchase, we’ll send you an email with easy to follow directions for installing our New England map on your Google Maps so you can access all the data offline. 

Nope!

Once you purchase, you’ll get unlimited direct access to our interactive New England map on Google Maps so you can download it to your devices and access it while offline.  

When we make updates in the future (you’d better believe we’ll be back!), you will automatically see them!

Our custom interactive maps are designed to be use on Google Maps. You’ll need to sign into your Google account (this is free to sign up if you don’t already have one!) in order to access the map on any of your devices that support Google Maps. 

Since this is a digital download and we cannot revoke access to it, we have a no refund policy.

For this reason, we have made it incredibly affordable.

We stand by this product 100% and have put countless hours into putting it together for you. We are confident that this will be extremely helpful in planning your trip.