Are you looking for the BEST place to enjoy the changing fall colors? Luckily, you cannot go wrong with nearly any area in Colorado, but there is one place, in particular, that is being called not only the best in the state but in the country, which is the charming mountain town of Snowmass Village:
It’s official: Snowmass Village, Colorado is one of the best fall towns in the country, as per Travel + Leisure and its recent The Best Small Towns in the U.S. to See Fall Foliage!
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“Just west of Aspen lies the unbelievably beautiful town of Snowmass Village,” begins Travel + Leisure, noting that “the village is known for its year-round recreation and ubiquitous aspen trees, which make a stunning (albeit short) shift from fluttering green to bright yellow and orange with hints of red.”
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In addition to the colors themselves, the article mentions different ways to get out and explore the foliage, citing a backpacking trip to Snowmass Lake or a walk around Crater Lake trail – “which takes you past two beautiful (and in the fall, colorful) high-alpine lakes.”
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Can you see why Travel + Leisure named Snowmass as one of the best in the U.S.?!
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As well as Snowmass Village, Travel + Leisure also notes other must-visit towns across America, including Taos, New Mexico; Lake Placid, New York; and Port Townsend, Washington (pictured).
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Incorporated in 1977, Snowmass Village is a famous ski destination that, unlike other winter resort towns, offers something for every other season, too!
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To learn more about Snowmass Village and all there is to see and do around town, please visit their website.
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Discover even more travel tips and fun via our friends at Travel + Leisure! For even more to love in Snowmass Village, check out The One Enchanting Ski Resort That’s Even Better In The Summertime.
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Address: Snowmass Village, CO, USA
It’s official: Snowmass Village, Colorado is one of the best fall towns in the country, as per Travel + Leisure and its recent The Best Small Towns in the U.S. to See Fall Foliage!
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“Just west of Aspen lies the unbelievably beautiful town of Snowmass Village,” begins Travel + Leisure, noting that “the village is known for its year-round recreation and ubiquitous aspen trees, which make a stunning (albeit short) shift from fluttering green to bright yellow and orange with hints of red.”
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In addition to the colors themselves, the article mentions different ways to get out and explore the foliage, citing a backpacking trip to Snowmass Lake or a walk around Crater Lake trail – “which takes you past two beautiful (and in the fall, colorful) high-alpine lakes.”
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Can you see why Travel + Leisure named Snowmass as one of the best in the U.S.?!
Adria Photography/Moment via Getty Images
As well as Snowmass Village, Travel + Leisure also notes other must-visit towns across America, including Taos, New Mexico; Lake Placid, New York; and Port Townsend, Washington (pictured).
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Incorporated in 1977, Snowmass Village is a famous ski destination that, unlike other winter resort towns, offers something for every other season, too!
David H. Carriere/Moments via Getty Images
To learn more about Snowmass Village and all there is to see and do around town, please visit their website.
Pete Lomchid/Moments via Getty Images
Discover even more travel tips and fun via our friends at Travel + Leisure! For even more to love in Snowmass Village, check out The One Enchanting Ski Resort That’s Even Better In The Summertime.
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