Vermont

Woodstock Village

Autumn Guide ↗ put the peak at Woodstock Village around October 7. That day has gone, so the newest pictures below are the truer guide to what is left on the trees.

Photographs of Woodstock Village and the country around it, newest first, with a link to a camera’s page. Each is shown with the day it was taken.

Photographs by date

A big maple almost wholly orange beside a lawn, with an orange hillside behind it and a bare tree to one side. — Orange sugar maple in Mount Holly
Photograph · October 5, 2026
Photograph by JCorven · iNaturalist ↗ · CC BY 4.0 ↗
Mount Holly, Vermont
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Summit shrubs gone bronze and gold above slopes of orange and yellow, with rust-coloured hills to the horizon. — Okemo summit over turning hills
Photograph · October 3, 2026
Photograph by vermont251adventures · Flickr ↗ · All Rights Reserved
Okemo summit, Ludlow Mountain, Ludlow, Vermont
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Yellow birch and a red maple stand out among dark summit spruce, with a hill of rust and orange beyond. — Okemo yellow birches among summit spruce
Photograph · October 3, 2026
Photograph by vermont251adventures · Flickr ↗ · All Rights Reserved
Okemo summit, Ludlow Mountain, Ludlow, Vermont
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Several foreground branches partly screen the wooded Vermont hills, while green and changing crowns remain readable. — A view near Pittsfield
Photograph · October 3, 2026
Photograph by InnAtElmwood · Flickr ↗ · All Rights Reserved
Near Pittsfield, Vermont
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An old red maple in mixed woods, its leaves going orange and yellow among others still green. — Red maple turning in Woodstock woods
Photograph · October 2, 2026
Photograph by danly · iNaturalist ↗ · CC BY-NC 4.0 ↗
Woodstock, Vermont
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Looking down a rock gorge whose walls are mostly green hemlock and hardwood, with a few maples gone red and orange. — Quechee Gorge with first red maples
Photograph · September 28, 2026
Photograph by psu13 · Flickr ↗ · All Rights Reserved
A river gorge in Hartford, Vermont, almost certainly Quechee Gorge
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A stand of maples, one bright red and others yellow and still green, against a pale sky. — Killington maples in red and yellow
Photograph · September 28, 2026
Photograph by psu13 · Flickr ↗ · All Rights Reserved
Killington, Vermont
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Tall slender trunks in a mixed wood where the lower canopy is turning yellow while the rest stays green. — Woodstock woods beginning to yellow
Photograph · September 27, 2026
Photograph by psu13 · Flickr ↗ · All Rights Reserved
Woodstock, Vermont (woods)
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A steel truss bridge sits below a wooded hillside still mostly green, with the first few crowns turning. — Bridgewater Corners hillside above the iron bridge
Photograph · September 18, 2026
Photograph by devtmefl · Flickr ↗ · All Rights Reserved
Bridgewater Corners, Vermont
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A still pond mirrors green hardwoods and spruce, with one maple just turning red against the green. — Lefferts Pond with the first red crown
Photograph · September 8, 2026
Photograph by Marv and Sue Elliott · Flickr ↗ · All Rights Reserved
Lefferts Pond, Chittenden, Vermont
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The red covered bridge spans the Ottauquechee below its dam, framed by maples still in full summer green. — Taftsville covered bridge in late-summer green
Photograph · August 29, 2026
Photograph by Gary/-King · Flickr ↗ · All Rights Reserved
Taftsville Covered Bridge, Woodstock, Vermont
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A bare rock ledge on the reservoir shore with a point of full green birch and maple and a green mountain beyond. — Chittenden Reservoir shore in August green
Photograph · August 20, 2026
Photograph by Marv and Sue Elliott · Flickr ↗ · All Rights Reserved
Chittenden Reservoir, Chittenden, Vermont
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A camera’s page

Use public village stops. Do not follow old guides through the restricted Cloudland Road / Sleepy Hollow area during September 26–October 13, 2026; the link below opens the camera’s page.