🍁 Fall’s Golden Tapestry, A Journey Through Time and Color
Every autumn, the hills, rivers, and small towns of New Jersey, New York, and Pennsylvania come alive in a blaze of color. Crimson maples, amber oaks, and golden birches blend together to create a living mural that stretches from the Delaware Valley to the Hudson Highlands. But behind every scenic overlook and every winding country road lies a story that reminds us why this season holds such deep meaning. So when we research our stories, sponsor events, or travel, we’ve amassed a great collection of photographs worthy of sharing.
Fall in the tri-state region is more than a season; it is a tradition. It is a reminder of the farmers who once harvested under these same trees, the soldiers who marched through forests now painted with fire, and the small communities that grew from the land’s quiet rhythm. Each leaf tells a story of endurance, beauty, and change.
This is a journey through more than one hundred original photographs that capture the essence of autumn across our region. From the rolling farmlands of Chester, to the lakes and rail trails of the Poconos, to the river towns along the Hudson, every image connects nature’s fleeting beauty with the enduring spirit of local history.
So pour a warm cup of cider, pull on a sweater, and join us as we explore how fall has always been more than just a season. It is a celebration of color, community, and the stories that continue to shape our landscape year after year.
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All the photos below are tied to researched stories we’ve done over the years, so feel free to use the search function in the upper-right menu to explore further. It’s truly remarkable how rich in history the New Jersey and surrounding areas are. Click any image to enlarge.
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