While some national fall foliage maps predict that parts of New York may have already peaked between Oct. 10 and 17, trees in Central Park tend to do so later than the rest of the state.

Central Park hits peak fall foliage early. ... and it could become the first time New York City has gone an entire calendar month without measurable rain since records started being kept in 1860.

New York City's Central Park is brimming with natural beauty right in the middle of the concrete jungle. Here are the best spots for leaf peeping this fall.

Fall is the best time to visit New York City due to its gorgeous weather, with plenty of places to fully experience the urban autumn vibes, writes SJ Morgensen for Travel Awaits. Central Park tops ...

New York City is expected to experience peak foliage in the first weeks of October. Here are the best places to view foliage in Central Park: North Woods – The 40-acre North Woods, located in ...

New York City's month-long drought is turning leaves in Central Park and other green spaces red and orange weeks earlier than usual early November, with no rain the whole month.

Central Park will always be New York City’s backyard, and the Conservancy is deeply grateful for the trust that the city has placed in us to protect the Park’s legacy as a sanctuary. But ...