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Looking to chase some foliage, New Yorkers? You’re in luck—autumn is currently in full swing, painting the state's landscapes with hues that only come around once a year.
All across New York, there are red, orange and yellow leaves galore. If you need help planning where to go first, then check out these gorgeous photos from Upstate New York locales that are popping with vibrant colors right now, from mountain trails in the Adirondacks to waterfalls by Hunter mountain (and while you're at it, cross-check them with this handy interactive map that tracks leaves by region).
Indian Head of Adirondack Mountain Reserve
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Black Rock Forest in Cornwall
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Harriman State Park in Sloatsburg
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Schunnemunk Mountain in Orange County
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Storm King Arts Center in Cornwall
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Woodstock
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Croton Gorge Park in Cortlandt
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Colgate Lake in Jewett
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Letchworth State Park in Castile
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Walkway Over the Hudson State Historic Park in Poughkeepsie
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Kaaterskill Falls in Hunter
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