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Home | Travel | United States | Driving from Vermont to Maine through the Kancamagus Highway during fall

Driving from Vermont to Maine through the Kancamagus Highway during fall

Published: Sep 17, 2019 · Modified: Jun 30, 2024 by Andrea - Leave a Comment

Come with us on a road trip from Montpelier, Vermont to Bar Harbor, Maine through the Kancamagus Highway during fall!

Kancamagus Highway during fall

The Kancamagus Highway is a 34.5 mile scenic drive along NH's RT 112 in Northern New Hampshire. It is known as one of the best fall foliage viewing areas in New England. Well, is it?

Before you continue, take a look at More posts about our New England road trip

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2 ½ Days in Vermont

 

Now, let's begin...

We started the day in Montpelier, Vermont and our final destination for that day was Bar Harbor, Maine.

Our first stop was Bath, New Hampshire. It was an unplanned stop, but when we saw a covered bridge and had to cross it 🙂

We passed by Sugar Hill, a tiny town where everybody stops at one place: Polly's Pancake Parlor. As we predicted it was very crowded so we decided to continue on our journey.

After passing through Lincoln, we entered the Kancamagus Highway (NH112), cutting right through the heart of the White Mountains. We had many stops planned on this scenic road but we decided to spend more time at the lower part of Kancamagus Highway because on higher places the foliage was already past peak.

We stopped at some viewing points (there are many) but the view from the road was more beautiful. We also stopped at the Otter Rocks Day Use Area.

Kancamagus Highway during fall Kancamagus Highway during fall

At Sabbaday Falls we walked for around 10 minutes to get to the falls.

Kancamagus Highway during fall Kancamagus Highway during fall

We spent more time at the Rocky Gorge Scenic Area.

Kancamagus Highway during fall

Near Conway the foliage was at its peak and we stopped many times for pictures.

Kancamagus Highway during fall

But as soon as we entered Maine we felt like the foliage was waiting for us 🙂 We couldn't stop saying "wow" and stopped several times to take pictures and enjoy the scenery.

When we were about 2 1/2 hours to get to Bar Harbor we took the highway and by the time we arrived in Bar Harbor it was already dark.

Well, was it worth driving the Kancamagus Highway? Even though the higher parts of this road were past peak for foliage, we were able to enjoy the fall colors at the lower parts. And yes, you can say that the Kancamagus Highway is one of the best fall foliage viewing areas in New England!

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