Don’t Miss the Fall Foliage in Bucks County PA

September 29, 2025

Travel & Leisure has listed Bucks County, PA, as the number one destination for fall foliage in the United States. With peak viewing time approaching soon, make sure you plan some free time to enjoy the colorful display. If your weekends are currently being spent looking at homes in the area, contact W.B. Homes to learn about our luxurious townhomes in Silverdale PA, ideally located to make the most of the fall colors and activities.

Colorful trees and picturesque covered bridges are the epitome of autumn charm, so don’t miss the self-guided Bucks County Covered Bridge Driving Tour. Quiet country roads take you to 12 covered bridges that are the perfect complement to the riot of colorful leaves.

A drive along River Road/Route 32 takes you on a ground-level tour of the beautiful foliage, with the added bonus of the gentle sounds of the Delaware River finishing out this tranquil setting. Along the way, you can stop to enjoy the variety of unique restaurants and shops that help make the drive a wonderful way to pass an autumn day.

If you’d rather sit back and enjoy the scenery without the need to drive, book your seats on the New Hope Railroad. Running on weekends through September, October, and November, you’ll enjoy the style and charm of a vintage 1920s passenger coach that takes you through the beautiful countryside scenery on a 2.5-hour trip.

Washington Crossing Historic Park combines the beauty of nature with the history of the area. The Visitor Center and Historic Village explore George Washington’s crossing with the Continental Army of the Delaware River on Christmas night 1776, before marching to Trenton, New Jersey. Take a leisurely stroll along the water and through the historic village or climb to the top of Bowman’s Hill Tower for a spectacular view across 14 miles of unspoiled countryside. There are also weekly Fall Lantern Tours throughout October.

If you’re a cycling enthusiast or just want to spend a nice day with a picnic and a relaxing ride, be sure to visit Delaware Canal State Park. This 60-mile tree-lined towpath offers some of the best views in the county.

Finally, if you’re looking for more of an adventure, there’s the High Rocks in Ralph Stover Park. You can climb the hiking trails or even rock climb to take in some breathtaking views.

These are just a few of the ways to enjoy the beauty of the fall foliage season in Bucks County. If you’ve visited before and fallen in love with the area and are looking to move, contact us today to learn about the beautiful Mason Square townhome neighborhood in Silverdale PA.

This post was written by WB Homes.