5 Places To See Fall Foliage In Bucks County

With peak fall foliage upon us, LevittownNow.com has put together a list of the top places in Bucks County to see the colors.

1. Ralph Stover State Park (High Rocks), Pipersville

Ralph Stover State Park is the perfect place to leisurely walk, hike, rock climb or kayak to take in the gorgeous fall collars. From 200 feet above the ground, High Rocks Vista lets visitors to the 45-acre park look out at the foliage for miles around.

2. Tyler State Park, Newtown & Northampton

The state park created from land once owned by the Tyler family features several different areas to view the fall colors. From horseback riding to hiking the 1,700-acre park’s numerous trails, visitors have a variety of places to stop and check out the changing leafs. The Covered Bridge trail between Schofield Bridge and the Daily Hill Trail provide for some of the most spectacular views in the county.

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3. New Hope & Ivyland Railroad

Every weekend through November 1, the nonprofit New Hope & Ivyland Railroad will operating round trip trains that will take passengers on a 2 1/2 hour, 35-mile tour of Bucks County autumn foliage. The train departs from stations in New Hope and from Warminster’s SEPTA Regional Rail Station. Click here for more information.

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4.  Washington Crossing Historic Park, Upper Makefield

Enjoy the fall colors while taking a stroll at one of America’s most historically significant locations. Featuring a visitors center, trails along the Delaware River – where General George Washington once led his troops across the frozen river before the Battle of Trenton – and picnic pavilions, the 500-acre historical site has lots to offer.

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5. Ringing Rocks Park, Upper Black Eddy

The unique park that is popular with families and hikers on the weekends features the bolder field where the rocks sound like a bell when struck with a hammer. Nestled in the woods of Upper Bucks County, the densely forested park gives visitors views of the fall foliage and natural beautiful that first wowed European settlers hundreds of years ago.