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Connecticut Foliage Forecast

When the leaves turn in each of Connecticut's 169 towns, and which of the state's seven official driving routes runs through them.

Andover — Still greenAnsonia — Still greenAshford — Still greenAvon — Still greenBarkhamsted — Still greenBeacon Falls — Still greenBerlin — Still greenBethany — Still greenBethel — Still greenBethlehem — Still greenBloomfield — Still greenBolton — Still greenBozrah — Still greenBranford — Still greenBridgeport — Still greenBridgewater — Still greenBristol — Still greenBrookfield — Still greenBrooklyn — Still greenBurlington — Still greenCanaan — Still greenCanterbury — Still greenCanton — Still greenChaplin — Still greenCheshire — Still greenChester — Still greenClinton — Still greenColchester — Still greenColebrook — Still greenColumbia — Still greenCornwall — Still greenCoventry — Still greenCromwell — Still greenDanbury — Still greenDarien — Still greenDeep River — Still greenDerby — Still greenDurham — Still greenEast Granby — Still greenEast Haddam — Still greenEast Hampton — Still greenEast Hartford — Still greenEast Haven — Still greenEast Lyme — Still greenEast Windsor — Still greenEastford — Still greenEaston — Still greenEllington — Still greenEnfield — Still greenEssex — Still greenFairfield — Still greenFarmington — Still greenFranklin — Still greenGlastonbury — Still greenGoshen — Still greenGranby — Still greenGreenwich — Still greenGriswold — Still greenGroton — Still greenGuilford — Still greenHaddam — Still greenHamden — Still greenHampton — Still greenHartford — Still greenHartland — Still greenHarwinton — Still greenHebron — Still greenKent — Still greenKillingly — Still greenKillingworth — Still greenLebanon — Still greenLedyard — Still greenLisbon — Still greenLitchfield — Still greenLyme — Still greenMadison — Still greenManchester — Still greenMansfield — Still greenMarlborough — Still greenMeriden — Still greenMiddlebury — Still greenMiddlefield — Still greenMiddletown — Still greenMilford — Still greenMonroe — Still greenMontville — Still greenMorris — Still greenNaugatuck — Still greenNew Britain — Still greenNew Canaan — Still greenNew Fairfield — Still greenNew Hartford — Still greenNew Haven — Still greenNew London — Still greenNew Milford — Still greenNewington — Still greenNewtown — Still greenNorfolk — Still greenNorth Branford — Still greenNorth Canaan — Still greenNorth Haven — Still greenNorth Stonington — Still greenNorwalk — Still greenNorwich — Still greenOld Lyme — Still greenOld Saybrook — Still greenOrange — Still greenOxford — Still greenPlainfield — Still greenPlainville — Still greenPlymouth — Still greenPomfret — Still greenPortland — Still greenPreston — Still greenProspect — Still greenPutnam — Still greenRedding — Still greenRidgefield — Still greenRocky Hill — Still greenRoxbury — Still greenSalem — Still greenSalisbury — Still greenScotland — Still greenSeymour — Still greenSharon — Still greenShelton — Still greenSherman — Still greenSimsbury — Still greenSomers — Still greenSouth Windsor — Still greenSouthbury — Still greenSouthington — Still greenSprague — Still greenStafford — Still greenStamford — Still greenSterling — Still greenStonington — Still greenStratford — Still greenSuffield — Still greenThomaston — Still greenThompson — Still greenTolland — Still greenTorrington — Still greenTrumbull — Still greenUnion — Still greenVernon — Still greenVoluntown — Still greenWallingford — Still greenWarren — Still greenWashington — Still greenWaterbury — Still greenWaterford — Still greenWatertown — Still greenWest Hartford — Still greenWest Haven — Still greenWestbrook — Still greenWeston — Still greenWestport — Still greenWethersfield — Still greenWillington — Still greenWilton — Still greenWinchester — Still greenWindham — Still greenWindsor — Still greenWindsor Locks — Still greenWolcott — Still greenWoodbridge — Still greenWoodbury — Still greenWoodstock — Still green
Connecticut foliage stage by town for Sept 16–22.
  • Still green
  • Peak
  • Near peak
  • Past peak
  • Turning

Derived from the Connecticut DEEP fall foliage map. DEEP's map is a climatological estimate last published in 2023; it describes a normal year, not this one. Stage names are ours.

Driving routes

Seven routes published by the state. Each page lists the towns it passes through.

By county

County Towns Typical peak
Fairfield 23 Oct 28–Nov 3
Hartford 29 Oct 21–27
Litchfield 26 Oct 14–20
Middlesex 15 Oct 28–Nov 3
New Haven 27 Oct 28–Nov 3
New London 21 Oct 21–27
Tolland 13 Oct 14–20
Windham 15 Oct 14–20

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