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Colors of New England
Be charmed by the colors of New England from the heart of historic Boston to the farms, mountains, and coast of the North. Begin your journey in historic Boston. Explore Woodstock, Vermont, a quintessential New England village. Watch apples transform into cider before your eyes at Cold Hollow Cider Mill. Learn about the maple sugaring industry of New England on a farm tour of the Rocks Estate. Relax as you cruise along Lake Winnipesaukee and admire the splendid views. Dig in at a traditional New England lobster dinner. Travel up the winding Auto Road to see the stunning views from the summit of Mount Washington. Marvel at Maine’s dramatic coast and discover the seaside communities of Portland and Kennebunkport. This is New England at its finest.
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  • Gardens, Foliage, and Nature
7 Nights Starting At
September 21, 2025 through September 28, 2025
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September 17, 2025 7:00 PM
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Day 3
Stowe, VT
Day 4
Stowe, VT
Day 5
North Conway, NH
Day 6
North Conway, NH
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September 15, 2025 7:00 PM
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September 17, 2025 7:00 PM
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September 18, 2025 7:00 PM
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September 18, 2025 7:00 PM
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September 19, 2025 7:00 PM
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September 21, 2025 7:00 PM
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September 21, 2025 7:00 PM
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September 23, 2025 7:00 PM
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September 23, 2025 7:00 PM
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September 24, 2025 7:00 PM
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September 24, 2025 7:00 PM
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September 25, 2025 7:00 PM
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September 25, 2025 7:00 PM
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September 27, 2025 7:00 PM
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September 29, 2025 7:00 PM
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September 30, 2025 7:00 PM
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October 01, 2025 7:00 PM
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October 09, 2025 7:00 PM
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October 10, 2025 7:00 PM
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October 17, 2025 7:00 PM
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Highlights
Colors of New England

Boston
As the site of the famous "tea party," Boston is known for its sense of independence. Founded in the 1630s as a city in one of the original 13 colonies, Boston has a long history from the War of Independence and America's struggle to freedom from British rule. Famed sites include the Old North Church made famous by Paul Revere, Faneuil Hall, the "Make Way for Ducklings" statues and the USS Constitution or Old Ironsides.

Simon Pearce


Quechee Gorge
Vermont's "Little Grand Canyon" and deepest gorge was formed from glacial activity approx. 13,000 years ago. During the 19th century the park land was part of a woolen mill which employed much of the town. Wool from the mill was made to make Major League Baseball uniforms and blankets for the U.S. Armed Forces. Today the gorge is a beautiful natural area from where visitors can camp, hike or see breathtaking fall foliage.

Stowe
Graced with a historic Main Street, white steepled church and surrounded with wonderful views, Stowe was settled in 1794. Essentially a farming community, Stowe became a tourist destination by the Civil War era. Though nicknamed the Ski Capital of the East, autumn allows visitors to enjoy local products such as apple cider and maple syrup in its many eateries.

Cold Hollow Cider Mill


Trapp Family Lodge


Rocks Estate
Nestled in the heart of New Hampshire's famed White Mountains, the Rocks Estate is a reserve featuring a Christmas tree farm and Maple Sugar Museum. From mid February to the middle of spring, maple trees are tapped for the creation of maple syrup. With the help of a virtual tour and museum, visitors can learn of this centuries-old NH tradition.

North Conway
Located in the heart of the Mt. Washington Valley, North Conway is the commercial centerpiece of the area. Noted for its shops, North Conway is a place to purchase New England crafts or factory outlet goods.

Kancamagus Highway
Traverse the 34 mile long (54 km) famous highway for a meandering view of New Hamphire's scenery. The "KANC," as it is known, has no evidence of the modern world. Restaurants, hotels and gas stations are left behind providing visitors the chance to focus on nature's glory.

Nature Walk or Ecology of the North Woods Presentation
You have the chance to choose how you spend this afternoon. The first choice will take you to the heart of autumn in New England with a nature walk alongside your Tour Manager to take in the crisp, fresh air and fall foliage. New Hampshire offers many well-kept nature trails, and your Tour Manager will be able to show you nature like the locals see it. Or if you’d prefer, you can sit down comfortably at your hotel for a detailed lecture with a local naturalist to learn all about this colorful region. Complete with scenic backdrops, this ecological lesson about Autumn in the North Woods is the perfect way to immerse yourself in New England’s favorite season. Nature WalkActivity Level: 3Travelers should be able to walk/stand for up to 45 minutes on level terrain and wide dirt paths. Wear comfortable shoes and dress to be outside.Ecology of the North Woods PresentationActivity Level: 1

Mount Washington


Lake Winnipesaukee Cruise
This largest lake in New Hampshire is distinguished by crystal clear water and dotted with over 200 islands. Nearby attractions include a Rhine River styled castle, a family fun beach and a scenic railway. The lake has been a tourist destination for over a century drawing visitors from nearby Boston and New York.

Portland
Once home to sea captains and known now as one of America’s Coolest Cities,” Portland is all about vibes: funky, historic, cultured and cultural. On its perch over Casco Bay, Maine’s largest urban area is bursting at the maritime seams with enough museums, boutiques, bars, and restaurants to rival any concrete metropolis. Among centuries-old brick buildings and cobblestone streets, find yourself in the middle of the action at the historic Old Port. In eyeshot of the Portland Head Light, Maine’s oldest, most photographed lighthouse, see the commercial fishing boats come and go out of Portland Harbor, and watch the crab traps being pulled out of Portland Harbor. Experience a world-class dining scene where a culinary boom has embraced seafood crudo and foie gras, but hasn’t abandoned the lobster roll. Discover Portland – a vibrant example of Maine’s singular motto: Vacationland.

Lobster Dinner
When the first European settlers reached North America, lobsters would reportedly wash up on shore in piles up to two feet high. Routinely fed to prisoners, slaves, apprentices and children during the Colonial era and beyond, lobster became known as the poor man's protein. Considered a delicacy by WW II, American lobsters (or Maine lobsters) can grow up to 40 lbs (18 kg) and be 3 feet long (91 cm).

Kennebunkport
Kennebunkport is a town in Maine located on the Kennebunk River, approximately 1 mile from the mouth of the Atlantic Ocean. Historically the town was known as a shipbuilding and fishing village. It has been a popular summer colony and seaside tourist destination for over a century, and is one of the most popular tourist destinations in the state of Maine. Former President George H. W. Bush is known for having a summer home here, located on Walker’s Point.

Hotels
Colors of New England

The Royal Sonesta
40 Edwin H. Land Boulevard, Boston, MA, United States


Stoweflake Mountain Resort
1746 Mountain Road, Stowe, VT, United States


White Mountain Hotel & Resort
P.O. Box 1828, North Conway, NH, United States


Cambria Hotel Portland Downtown-Old Port
25 Hancock St, Portland, ME, United States


Colors of New England

Boston
As the site of the famous "tea party," Boston is known for its sense of independence. Founded in the 1630s as a city in one of the original 13 colonies, Boston has a long history from the War of Independence and America's struggle to freedom from British rule. Famed sites include the Old North Church made famous by Paul Revere, Faneuil Hall, the "Make Way for Ducklings" statues and the USS Constitution or Old Ironsides.

Simon Pearce


Quechee Gorge
Vermont's "Little Grand Canyon" and deepest gorge was formed from glacial activity approx. 13,000 years ago. During the 19th century the park land was part of a woolen mill which employed much of the town. Wool from the mill was made to make Major League Baseball uniforms and blankets for the U.S. Armed Forces. Today the gorge is a beautiful natural area from where visitors can camp, hike or see breathtaking fall foliage.

Stowe
Graced with a historic Main Street, white steepled church and surrounded with wonderful views, Stowe was settled in 1794. Essentially a farming community, Stowe became a tourist destination by the Civil War era. Though nicknamed the Ski Capital of the East, autumn allows visitors to enjoy local products such as apple cider and maple syrup in its many eateries.

Cold Hollow Cider Mill


Trapp Family Lodge


Rocks Estate
Nestled in the heart of New Hampshire's famed White Mountains, the Rocks Estate is a reserve featuring a Christmas tree farm and Maple Sugar Museum. From mid February to the middle of spring, maple trees are tapped for the creation of maple syrup. With the help of a virtual tour and museum, visitors can learn of this centuries-old NH tradition.

North Conway
Located in the heart of the Mt. Washington Valley, North Conway is the commercial centerpiece of the area. Noted for its shops, North Conway is a place to purchase New England crafts or factory outlet goods.

Kancamagus Highway
Traverse the 34 mile long (54 km) famous highway for a meandering view of New Hamphire's scenery. The "KANC," as it is known, has no evidence of the modern world. Restaurants, hotels and gas stations are left behind providing visitors the chance to focus on nature's glory.

Nature Walk or Ecology of the North Woods Presentation
You have the chance to choose how you spend this afternoon. The first choice will take you to the heart of autumn in New England with a nature walk alongside your Tour Manager to take in the crisp, fresh air and fall foliage. New Hampshire offers many well-kept nature trails, and your Tour Manager will be able to show you nature like the locals see it. Or if you’d prefer, you can sit down comfortably at your hotel for a detailed lecture with a local naturalist to learn all about this colorful region. Complete with scenic backdrops, this ecological lesson about Autumn in the North Woods is the perfect way to immerse yourself in New England’s favorite season. Nature WalkActivity Level: 3Travelers should be able to walk/stand for up to 45 minutes on level terrain and wide dirt paths. Wear comfortable shoes and dress to be outside.Ecology of the North Woods PresentationActivity Level: 1

Mount Washington


Lake Winnipesaukee Cruise
This largest lake in New Hampshire is distinguished by crystal clear water and dotted with over 200 islands. Nearby attractions include a Rhine River styled castle, a family fun beach and a scenic railway. The lake has been a tourist destination for over a century drawing visitors from nearby Boston and New York.

Portland
Once home to sea captains and known now as one of America’s Coolest Cities,” Portland is all about vibes: funky, historic, cultured and cultural. On its perch over Casco Bay, Maine’s largest urban area is bursting at the maritime seams with enough museums, boutiques, bars, and restaurants to rival any concrete metropolis. Among centuries-old brick buildings and cobblestone streets, find yourself in the middle of the action at the historic Old Port. In eyeshot of the Portland Head Light, Maine’s oldest, most photographed lighthouse, see the commercial fishing boats come and go out of Portland Harbor, and watch the crab traps being pulled out of Portland Harbor. Experience a world-class dining scene where a culinary boom has embraced seafood crudo and foie gras, but hasn’t abandoned the lobster roll. Discover Portland – a vibrant example of Maine’s singular motto: Vacationland.

Lobster Dinner
When the first European settlers reached North America, lobsters would reportedly wash up on shore in piles up to two feet high. Routinely fed to prisoners, slaves, apprentices and children during the Colonial era and beyond, lobster became known as the poor man's protein. Considered a delicacy by WW II, American lobsters (or Maine lobsters) can grow up to 40 lbs (18 kg) and be 3 feet long (91 cm).

Kennebunkport
Kennebunkport is a town in Maine located on the Kennebunk River, approximately 1 mile from the mouth of the Atlantic Ocean. Historically the town was known as a shipbuilding and fishing village. It has been a popular summer colony and seaside tourist destination for over a century, and is one of the most popular tourist destinations in the state of Maine. Former President George H. W. Bush is known for having a summer home here, located on Walker’s Point.

Colors of New England

The Royal Sonesta
40 Edwin H. Land Boulevard, Boston, MA, United States


Stoweflake Mountain Resort
1746 Mountain Road, Stowe, VT, United States


White Mountain Hotel & Resort
P.O. Box 1828, North Conway, NH, United States


Cambria Hotel Portland Downtown-Old Port
25 Hancock St, Portland, ME, United States


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True adventures go beyond incredible destinations or inclusive packages. Collette delivers a sense of possibility across all seven continents.

Since 1918, we have been sharing our love of travel. Today our worldwide travel collection features comprehensive land tours, river cruises, rail journeys, small group tours, family trips, garden holidays and more. With Collette, wake each morning on tour with a new experience in front of you, and when your head hits the pillow, you will know it has been an amazing day. Best of all - we seamlessly handle the details. All you have to do is enjoy the adventure.
 

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