Wondering when the fall leaves will peak and where the best spots are to see them? Look no further! We've got the fall foliage map and the details on where to go with your family in the Springfield area for a colorful fall adventure during the 2024 fall leaf season.
When Will Fall Foliage Peak?
Thanks to SmokyMountains.com's interactive 2024 Fall Foliage Prediction Map, you can now easily track when leaves will peak. This map uses advanced data like temperature, precipitation, and tree types to predict when fall colors will be at their best. Plus, with real-time user reports, you’ll know exactly when and where to take your kids for the most vibrant fall foliage.
The interactive Fall Leaf Map has become a go-to resource for families planning fall adventures. Whether you’re looking for the perfect day to go leaf-peeping or planning a family fall weekend getaway, this map will help you time it just right.
Want to know when the leaves will peak near Springfield?
Check out the 2024 Fall Foliage Map from SmokyMountains.com and plan your family adventure today!
You can slide the slider to the right to see the predicted progression of fall.
Where to See the Best Fall Colors
Looking for the top places to enjoy peak fall foliage? Here are the most scenic spots for a day of autumn exploration with kids and your family:
Here are some excellent spots within 20 miles of Springfield:
1. Forest Park (Springfield, MA)
- Located right in Springfield, Forest Park is one of the largest urban parks in the country and offers beautiful fall foliage. The park has scenic trails and a serene lake, perfect for enjoying the changing colors.
2. Mount Tom State Reservation (Holyoke, MA)
- About 10 miles north of Springfield, Mount Tom offers spectacular views of the Connecticut River Valley, and its trails are lined with colorful trees in the fall. There's a summit where you can see panoramic views of the foliage.
3. Stanley Park (Westfield, MA)
- Approximately 10 miles west of Springfield, Stanley Park is a lovely spot with gardens, woodlands, and walking trails. The park's natural beauty shines in the fall when the leaves turn brilliant shades of red, orange, and yellow.
4. Robinson State Park (Agawam, MA)
- Just about 6 miles from downtown Springfield, Robinson State Park has over 800 acres of woodlands and offers scenic trails along the Westfield River. It's an ideal spot for walking or biking while surrounded by the beauty of fall foliage.
5. Ashley Reservoir (Holyoke, MA)
- Located about 10 miles from Springfield, Ashley Reservoir provides peaceful water views framed by colorful trees. The flat trails around the reservoir are perfect for easy walks or runs while taking in the autumn landscape.
6. Norwottuck Rail Trail (Hadley, MA)
- Around 20 miles from Springfield, this scenic bike path connects Northampton and Amherst, passing through woods, farmland, and over the Connecticut River. The trail offers beautiful views of the fall colors and the river.
7. The Connecticut Riverwalk and Bikeway (Springfield, MA)
- This scenic path along the Connecticut River offers lovely fall views and a great place for a leisurely stroll or bike ride. You’ll be able to enjoy the river and the changing leaves along its banks.
These spots offer a mix of urban and nature settings, with plenty of opportunities to capture the beauty of autumn!
Plan Your Family’s Fall Adventures
With so many family-friendly fall activities, now is the perfect time to plan your family fall fun. Whether you’re looking for kid-friendly hikes, free seasonal events, or the best spots to see peak fall foliage, Springfield has something for everyone. Be sure to check the 2024 Fall Foliage Map to ensure you catch the best colors of the season and our Macaroni KID Springfield Fall Guide for all the local fall events and fun your family won't want to miss!
