Boston Fall Foliage Report 2010

Weekly photos showing fall foliage in Boston

My Boston Fall Foliage Report 2010 captures city trees as their leaves change color from green to gorgeous shades of crimson, gold, orange, and scarlet.

If you're planning a Boston visit during the fall, these foliage photos will give you a glimpse the city's spectacular fall leaf color - and show you why fall foliage ranks high among top Boston tourism attractions.

Crimson foliage in Louisberg Square in Boston's Beacon Hill neighborhood

I'll start updating the Boston Fall Foliage Report for 2010 in mid-September, since that's when the first hints of color begin to appear.

Meanwhile, if you're planning to a Boston visit during the fall, check out my foliage reports for previous years to get an idea of what to expect at different times:

You can easily get to all the sites shown in my weekly reports without a car. Frankly, you're going to see great color just about anywhere in the city during September, October, and early November.

If you're planning to take one of the popular fall foliage cruises out of Boston and up along the New England and Canadian coasts, you should book that now, as they do book up.

If you're interested in a land tour, one of the best deals around is Gray Line's Foliage Tour, a day trip around scenic New England villages during September and October. Although tour tickets normally go for $55, when you buy the Go Boston Card, the foliage tour is one of the free options you can choose. Even if you get the 1-day card for $50, you still save money, and with multiple day cards, you'll save even more.

To see my Fall Foliage Report 2010 updates and photos, please check back around the middle of September.