Date Archives: September 20th, 2018
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- - Where to Go Biking Around Long Island
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- - DIY Day: 5 Projects to Tackle Around the House
- - Go on a Bourbon Tour Around Long Island
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- February 2022 |
- - Long Island: 5 Places to Visit if You Love Peanut Butter
- - Kitchen Tips: Better Organize Your Pantry
- - Baking Up Some Family Fun at Home This February
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6 Favorite Places to See Fall Colors in Long Island
One of the best parts of autumn is the opportunity to see beautiful fall foliage. It's just one of the many reasons our real estate agents and clients love to live here on Long Island.
The brilliant yellows, reds, and oranges of fall are a wonderful sign of the turning of the seasons. It might surprise you just how many opportunities Long Island offers to see colors up close.
Of course, many communities maintain a rich assortment of beautiful trees that you can visit any time of year. Public parks are especially precious here on Long Island.
However, there are fall sights to see far beyond your local picnic ground.
Let's look at six of our favorite places to see Long Island's fall colors:
