10 places to see autumn leaves
The whole fabric of the English landscape begins to change in the autumn time, and so we've put together our top ten of the best places to see the changing seasons in all their glory.
1. Chatsworth House - Derbyshire
Discover Chatsworth House in Derbyshire's Peak District National Park, where the autumn leaves create a seasonal patchwork of colour on the ground. Chatsworth is the home of the Duke and Duchess of Devonshire, one of Britain's best loved historic estates and the heart beat of the Peak District National Park. With famous works of art, a working farmyard, spectacular fountains and the finest shopping and eating, there is something for everyone to enjoy.
2. Box Hill - Surrey
Get active and climb Box Hill in Surrey for some inspiring views as the beeches and oaks show off their superb autumnal colour. Box Hill is one of the best-known summits of the North Downs, visited by thousands every year.
5. The Outwoods - Leicestershire
Delve into The Outwoods and Beacon Hill in Leicestershire where you can witness some of the best displays of autumn colours, with footpaths and cycleways to explore.
6. Exbury Gardens - Hampshire
You can also make your way to the 'Festival of autumn colours' show at the Exbury Gardens with its magnificent firey maples and dogwoods from 11 October to 9 November.
7. Westonbirt - Gloucestershire
The National Arboretum at Westonbirt in the Cotswolds is ablaze with colour from late September to November. The Japanese maples display a multicoloured patchwork of colour.
