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By Rachel Cooper, About.com Guide to Washington, DC

Fall Foliage in the Washington, DC Area

Monday October 5, 2009
As the leaves begin to turn red, orange and yellow, many of us take a drive in the mountains to see the full spectrum of fall colors. The leaves in Washington, DC, Maryland and Virginia usually peak in mid to late October. Here is a guide to some of the best places to enjoy fall foliage in the Washington, DC area. It is a wonderful season to visit the region's national, state, and local parks and enjoy some fresh air with the whole family. If you enjoy taking photos of fall foliage, send me one of your best shots - email dc.guide@about.com - and I may add it to my DC Area Fall Foliage Picture Gallery.

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