Fall Foliage Photo Tour: New England Waterfalls & Covered Bridges

Covered bridge and small waterfall in New Hampshire on the Flume Gorge trail.

Join us for an unforgettable Fall Foliage Photo Workshop as we journey through the heart of New England’s most spectacular autumn landscapes.

This photo workshop combines stunning locations, ideal timing, and thoughtful guidance to help you create meaningful, powerful images while experiencing the magic of autumn in norther new England.

You’ll photograph cascading waterfalls framed by vibrant foliage, historic covered bridges that echo with timeless character, and sweeping mountain vistas shaped by the Mahoosuc and Presidential Mountain Ranges. Our journey winds through Grafton Notch, Maine Public Reserve Lands, and the scenic Androscoggin River Valley—each location carefully chosen for its exceptional photographic opportunities.

New England Fall Foliage Maine

This region, ranked by Yankee Magazine among New England’s premier fall foliage destinations, offers endless inspiration. With at least four covered bridges, dramatic river valleys and breathtaking mountain scenery – every day presents new opportunities to capture the essence of autumn.

“The planning was done well and I enjoyed being challenged to find new ways to make compelling images.” – David M.

DATES: October 3-10, 2026

Reservations have started.

PHOTO FEE: $1725

  • Includes all planning, photo instruction, tour guide, 1st night dinner.
  • Lodging & meals are separate. (Room choices include kitchens.)

NON-PHOTOGRAPHING GUESTS: $450

  • Your companion is welcome to join meals, outings, and activities, but not the photo sessions.
  • They are welcome to photograph with a smartphone.

Tour Registration, Cancellation Policy, Lodging, a Sample Itinerary, and other FAQs are at the bottom of this page.

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Fall Foliage Photo Tour

“We went to some incredible, out-of-the-way places that I wouldn’t have been able to find on my own.” – Robin R.

PHOTO WORKSHOP INFO:

I will lead you to the areas best shooting spots, help you with composition and camera handling techniques, and offer you ways to expand your photographic eye. There will be individual review of your images in the field, at the hotel, as well as many group discussions. All skill levels and all camera types are welcome.

Tour size is small (8 max) and allows a lot of flexibility to provide for the needs of each participant. Therefore, plans will be modified accordingly and no two years are the same, hence the reason that there are often returning guests. This is an individualized experience based on the dynamics of the group and the foliage reports, not a cookie-cutter photo tour.

Fall Foliage Photo Tour

“This fall foliage photo tour is not set to a fixed schedule, rather to cover all the best places, Dee will make adjustments that consider the weather and foliage that are constantly changing.” Andrea H.

EXPLORE:
  • the areas best shooting spots
  • waterfalls & covered bridges
  • meandering streams
  • stunning river valleys
  • impressive mountain vistas, and gorges
  • New England farms and quaint villages
  • (see sample itinerary below)
LEARN:
  • elevate your camera skills when you immerse yourself in 6 days of shooting
  • creative composition and camera handling techniques through discussions
  • ways to expand your photographic eye with on-location feedback
  • individual review of your images in the field and during group discussions
  • all skill levels and all camera types are welcome
LODGING:
  • hotel is in a remote, mountain location
  • 7 nights in one place – no moving
  • studio $189/nite average, total.
  • one-bdrm $333/nite average.
  • rooms options have kitchens
  • no need to eat out every meal
  • more info below

“I have gone on the fall foliage photo workshop. And it was the best. So much so I went a second time!” -Jeff M.

Group photo of photo workshops participants with the Lovejoy Covered bridge in the background during the 2024 Fall Foliage Photo Tour in western Maine.
Fall Foliage Photo Workshop
Fall Foliage Photo Workshop

“The tour had a nice balance of time spent shooting and ‘classroom’ time.” – Elinor F.


New England Autumn colors