Drive Vermont’s back roads in a private Ford Bronco, stopping at covered bridges, local farms, and summit viewpoints to catch peak fall color. This curated 6–7 hour tour blends easy walks with long scenic vistas—ideal for photographers and small groups.
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A low sun slides across sugar maples and birches as the 2025 Ford Bronco eases onto a gravel back road, the engine a companion to the crunch of leaves. Riders feel the dip and roll of Vermont hills—each turn revealing a new patchwork of color, a covered bridge framed in copper and gold, and an old farmstead holding its season like a photograph.
Difficulty
easy
Duration
6–7 hours
Fitness Level
Suitable for most fitness levels; participants should be able to walk short uphill sections (~0.3–0.5 mile) and get in/out of a vehicle.
Wildlife
History
Many towns on the route date to the 18th and 19th centuries; covered bridges and village greens reflect New England’s rural development around agriculture and milling.
Conservation
Stick to marked pullouts and private-property signs, support local farms and breweries, and pack out what you bring to minimize impact during peak foliage season.
Reserve your spot on the Vermont Wayfinders Fall Foliage Private Tour today and enjoy a trusted, highly rated experience designed to help you make the most of your adventure.
Book early for peak color
Foliage season fills quickly—reserve at least several weeks ahead and ask about earlier or later pickup to avoid crowds.
Layer for shifting temperatures
Mornings can be crisp and afternoons warm—bring a windproof outer layer especially if you opt for the Bronco top down.
Wear grippy shoes
Some vista stops include short uphill walks on uneven ground; sturdy shoes make brief hikes more comfortable.
Bring a refillable water bottle and snacks
Stops at farmstands are frequent, but water and quick energy are useful during a long day on back roads.
Layered outerwear
Windproof layers and a warm mid-layer keep you comfortable when riding top-down or standing at overlooks.
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Sturdy walking shoes
Supportive shoes handle short uphill trails and uneven farm paths.
Camera or smartphone with extra battery
Long views and vibrant color make for many photo stops—extra power avoids missed shots.
Refillable water bottle
Staying hydrated during the 6–7 hour tour keeps energy up between farmstand stops.