The Colors of Autumn: New England Edition

Meet your group and guide in the morning of the first day of your trip, after an introductory meeting, you will start with a day tour in the city. Boston is a magnet for history buffs as well as architecture lovers. Drive through along parts of the iconic Freedom Trail and venture past the must-see historic stops in Boston. This driving tour will give you an overall history of Boston as well as showing you how a modern city is intimately connected to the past.  The North End neighborhood is steeped in colonial history. You can see where Paul Revere lived as well as the famous Old North Church, which played a very important role in the start of the American Revolution. After our tour we will enjoy local Seafood at our Welcome dinner followed by checking into our overnight hotel and lay ourselves to rest to get ready for the next full day of exploring!

Meals included – Welcome Dinner
Accommodation – TownePlace Suites Boston Logan Airport, Boston, MA
Drive time – 2 hours

Depart the alpine charm of Lake Placid and set out on a scenic drive through the heart of New England’s autumn beauty. Travel through the Green Mountains, where winding roads offer sweeping views of dazzling foliage, rolling hills, and quaint farms. This picturesque route showcases the quintessential charm of Vermont in the fall.

Arrive in Woodstock, Vermont, a town so captivating that National Geographic has dubbed it “the prettiest small town in America.” With its tree-lined streets, historic colonial homes, and iconic town green, Woodstock exudes classic New England charm. Notable landmarks such as the Middle Covered Bridge and the stately Woodstock Inn add to its postcard-perfect appeal.

Take a leisurely stroll through the town’s inviting shops, galleries, and cafes, and experience the charm that makes Woodstock an enduring symbol of Vermont’s elegance. End your day surrounded by the vibrant fall colors and timeless beauty of this unforgettable small town.

Meals included – Breakfast
Accommodation – 506 On the River Inn, Woodstock, VT
Drive time – 3 hours

Bidding farewell to this charming village of Woodstock, VT as you set off on a journey to Boston. Your first stop is Quechee Gorge, often called Vermont’s “Little Grand Canyon.” Take in breathtaking views of the 165-foot-deep gorge carved by the Ottauquechee River, and enjoy a short stroll along the trails to soak in the natural beauty of this iconic landmark.

Continue your drive south, crossing into Massachusetts to visit Concord, a town rich in American literary and Revolutionary War history. Explore Walden Pond, made famous by Henry David Thoreau, or visit the Old North Bridge, where “the shot heard ‘round the world” was fired, marking the start of the American Revolution.

Next, head to nearby Lexington, another historic gem. Walk along the Lexington Battle Green, where the first skirmishes of the Revolution unfolded, and learn about the events that shaped America’s independence.

Finally, arrive in Boston, where the city’s vibrant blend of history and modernity awaits. Whether you’re exploring its historic Freedom Trail or savoring fresh seafood along the waterfront, Boston provides the perfect conclusion to your New England driving tour.

Meals included – Breakfast
Drive time – 3 hours
End of Service – 6 PM