The Foxfield Inn, Charlottesville, VA - Fall Colors

If you're looking to take the family to a place where you can see the leaves change colors and then pack a lot of other activities into the same trip, Charlottesville, Virginia, is your headquarters. We showcase the Foxfield Inn here, but there is so much to see, you'll have to plan another trip. Of course, you could make this a tradition and come back each fall to see those leaves - but we'll leave that to you. This is one of those places that is off the beaten path, but includes tons of history as well.

Make sure you spend at least four days around this part of the country so you can not only do some driving, but soak in the culture that makes up this part of Virginia. Autumn leaves are now changing in Charlottesville and surrounds.


Located on a crest in the Blue Ridge Mountain domain, this rural hideaway is surrounded by trees. In fall, the oaks turn stunning shades of red.

Visit Monticello, Jefferson's home, in close by Charlottesville or stop in at the local wineries for a tasting. 866-369-3536; foxfield-inn.com.

Enjoy warm hospitality in a gracious and elegant country Inn with the modern amenities of today. The Foxfield Inn Bed and Breakfast is a perfect place to get away and enjoy a rejuvenating change of pace.

The Foxfield is the Inn for Bed & Breakfast Inn Guests seeking a experience to remember in a comfortable and relaxed environment. Free wireless high speed internet access is available.

Discover all that Charlottesville has to offer including Jefferson's Monticello, University of Virginia and the historic downtown. Charlottesville was named the "Best Place to Live in America" describing Charlottesville as "a special mix of college-town and historic amenities and is clean and heavily shaded.". Other accolades include Money magazine best places to live 2000 and 1999, Reader's Digest top 10 places to raise a family, A&E Television #6 best place to live in America.

Selected by USA Today as one of ten great places to stay this Fall.

We're off to Sevierville, Tennessee now, where the Smoky Mountains are in beautiful cover. All the colors of fall await in the park known for black bear and whitetail deer. Next >>