If you’ve ever dreamed of visiting New England in the fall, you’re not alone. From late September through October, the entire region transforms into a patchwork of fiery red maples, golden birches, and crisp mountain air. It’s leaf-peeping season, apple-picking season, scenic-drive season — and honestly, the most magical time of year in New England. But planning a fall trip here can feel overwhelming. When is peak foliage?Which states are best?Should you do a road trip or stay in one town?Are there fall festivals worth planning around? We’ve lived in New England for over 20 years and have spent...