One of the best parts of the Fall season is the gorgeous colors that result from the leaves of trees changing color due to the change in temperature. If you're someone who enjoys the wonderful browns, oranges and reds of Fall foliage, you might want to consider a trip to a place where the colors of Autumn are on full display. Read on for advice and information on where best to experience the wonders of Fall foliage.

Fall Foliage happens in response to the cooler temperature of the Fall. Many of the colors viewed during the Fall Foliage season are always present in the leaf, but the green color, caused by chlorophyll, hides the other colors. The chlorophyll is produced to allow the leaf to absorb more sunlight, but the production is disrupted when cooler temperature arrives. This allows the brighter colors to be viewed. The red color, however, is different, and is only present in the Fall. It comes from the production of anthocyanins, which is often produced when trees suffer from environmental stress.Live Science: Fall Foliage: Why Leaves Change Color (October 16, 2008)