Photos show what 10 popular fall destinations look like during the peak and offseason

• Door County, Wisconsin, an award-winning fall destination, is covered in snow during the winter.
• The fall colors in Vermont, New Hampshire, and Maine, disappear in the wintertime.
• Multnomah Falls in Oregon features orange leaves in autumn, but not as the seasons change.

There are many places across the US to enjoy beautiful fall colors as leaves burst into reds, oranges, and yellows.

However, the autumn displays don't last long. Before you know it, the trees lose all of their leaves, resulting in less vibrant scenery.

Here's what 10 famous fall foliage destinations look like during the peak season — and the drastic difference once the seasons change.

The mountains surrounding Stowe, Vermont, burst with bright colors in the fall.

In the winter, the scenery is still beautiful, but more muted.

Door County, Wisconsin, was named the best destination for fall foliage in 2019 by USA Today.

Source: USA Today

During the winter months, Door County is blanketed in snow.

The Blue Ridge Parkway winds through Virginia and North Carolina with vibrant autumn colors.

In the off season, the trees are white with snow, instead.

At Whitaker Point in Kingston, Arkansas, the golden glow of sunset matches the color of the autumn leaves.

The views are still stunning in the spring.

Fall scenery is reflected in Lake Winnipesaukee in Meredith, New Hampshire.

Lake Winnipesaukee freezes over as the seasons change.

The leaves surrounding Multnomah Falls in Oregon's Columbia River Gorge turn orange in the fall.

During the winter months, the snowy waterfall still flows, although it can partially freeze over.

Source: Travel Portland

Autumn in Maine's Acadia National Park is full of reds, oranges, and yellows.

The views are still incredible in the offseason, but they're not as colorful.

The Adirondack Mountains in upstate New York make for a scenic autumn drive.

The winding mountain roads become lined with snowy trees when winter arrives.

Travel + Leisure named Eastern Shore, Maryland, one of the best places to see fall foliage in the US.

Source: Travel + Leisure

As the weather gets colder, Eastern Shore's bare trees allow more sunlight to filter through.

Walking through New York City's Central Park in the fall feels cinematic with bold-colored leaves.

Wintertime in Central Park is also picturesque.

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