If you are looking for a perfect place to get your fix of fiery golds and reds this autumn, head to New Hope for the best fall foliage, writes Derek M. Norman for The New York Times.

The Bucks County town made the list of seven beautiful places for fall foliage outside of New England.

New Hope is nestled on the banks of the Delaware River. This quaint town is filled with antique shops, historic buildings, and museums.

The home to the Bucks County Playhouse, New Hope is both a theater hot spot and a popular LGBTQ+ destination.

The town and its home county offer plenty of red- and gold-dappled groves to drive through. You can see some of the county’s beautiful 50 covered bridges on the way as well.

For those who prefer trains, there is the New Hope Railroad, which offers a two-hour train ride through the autumn splendor.

Passengers get to ride in gorgeous restored 1920s vintage passenger coaches. The train rides along the historical Reading Railroad’s New Hope Branch route as a guide recounts the area’s rich history.

Fall foliage in the New Hope area peaks in mid-October.

Read more about New Hope area making the Times’ best foliage list in The New York Times.