Fall foliage and seasonal festivals are drawing visitors to upstate New York resorts, according to Spectrum News 1.
At Peek’n Peak in Chautauqua County, resort operators are preparing fall activities as changing leaves become part of the attraction.
Chautauqua County tourism officials say fall is the area’s second-busiest travel season after summer, with foliage helping drive long-weekend trips.
Hotels and attractions also build events around harvest themes and seasonal foods such as apples, pumpkins and grapes.
New York’s annual foliage guide helps travelers track where colors are developing across the state.
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