*Northeast United States question - Travel related*

I am already in the works of planning our anniversary trip for this year. We will have vacation the first week of November. My question is.....where in the Northeast US would be a great place to visit? I don't want big city stuff, we want to see nature and scenery. I would like to see snow if there is snow up there at that time. I have never been up to that part of the US, he has been to Maine. You guys are such a great resource for information so help me out here....where should we think about going?

Amber :D

I love Maine. Specifically Bangore Maine. Not sure about snow but it is beautiful up there.
We have plenty of scenery here in the Shenandoahs, but no snow. However , we are an hour from the city- but who wants to see monuments.. I like the wooded life..

If you go to Maine, I'd stick with the seacoast - Camden, Port Clyde (my brother lived there for many years), Bar Harbor. Definetly go to Acadia - you get both the seacoast & the woods.

If you want peace & quiet, woods & beautiful lakes, I would go to Pittsburg, NH. Moose watching, listening to loons on the lake, hiking in the woods, smelling pine & fresh air....ahhhhhh. And your right next to the Canadian border - there's a planetarium you could go to (but I'm not sure if it's open every day in November). And there's always the White Mountains (before you get to Pittsburg). There are a ton of hotels you could stay at.

November is a good time to come up here because the tourists will be gone (from leaf peeping season).

Burlington VT is a great place to visit. You can take the ferry on Lake Champlain & head into NY State. If you go to Vermont, you can visit the dog chapel. Woodstock is a nice little town - shopping & restaurants.

If you go to Mass, I would go to the Cape - Province Town, North Truro...that area. Not too many people and you can still walk on the beach if you bundle up.

When I lived in New York we vacationed a few times in the Adirondacks. I remember having a blast there.

http://visitadirondacks.com/

There is also Niagara Falls. I personally was never too fond of it there, but a lot of people love it.

I would say Maine! There isn't usually any snow in November. I would highly recommend going to Acadia National Park in Mt. Desert Island. It is absolutely beautiful there, with miles and miles of trails.

Thanks for the suggestions, they all sound great. :)

I suggest the White Mountains in New Hampshire...absolutely beautiful that time of year.