Connecticut Heritage
One of seven foliage driving routes published by the State of Connecticut. It passes through 13 towns.
- 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.
Towns along the route
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Plainfield Windham County
Turning this week · estimated peak Oct 14–20
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Sterling Windham County
Turning this week · estimated peak Oct 14–20
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Voluntown New London County
Still green this week · estimated peak Oct 21–27
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North Stonington New London County
Still green this week · most advanced Oct 21–27
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Stonington New London County
Still green this week · estimated peak Oct 28–Nov 3
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Groton New London County
Still green this week · estimated peak Oct 28–Nov 3
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New London New London County
Still green this week · estimated peak Oct 28–Nov 3
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Waterford New London County
Still green this week · estimated peak Oct 28–Nov 3
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Ledyard New London County
Still green this week · most advanced Oct 21–27
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Montville New London County
Still green this week · most advanced Oct 21–27
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Norwich New London County
Turning this week · estimated peak Oct 21–27
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Lisbon New London County
Turning this week · estimated peak Oct 21–27
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Canterbury Windham County
Turning this week · estimated peak Oct 14–20
Towns marked "most advanced" never reach full colour on the state's map: its eight weeks run out before the shoreline and the south-west corner turn.
The state's own description of this route: CT DEEP.