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Fall Vacation Ideas PEI Holidays and Festivals Driving Distances Maps Special Events Activities The Sights Arts Culture & Heritage Golf PEI Dining on PEI Anne of Green Gables Provincial Parks Once in a Lifetime Experiences Search Festivals and Events Search Activities Search Tours Accommodations Campgrounds PEI Package Offers Todays Best Deals Order a Guide Travel Essentials Island Facts Information Centres Touring Regions PEI Beaches Island Lighthouses Island Communities Genuine Island Experiences Todays Best Deals Festivals & Events Contests & Specials Pictures Music and More Island Recipes Perfect PEI Day Cassie Campbell Island Web Cams Genuine Island Experiences Newsletter Archive Todays Best Deals Facebook YouTube Channel Search ActivitiesView Event CalendarBook accommodations online Candid Prince Edward Island travel advice Traveler PhotosRead reviews For all Prince Edward Island tripadvisor reviews click here RSS Feed Home Things to Do The Sights Seasons Fall on Prince Edward Island The Season We All Love Fall Foliage Experience the Colours of Island FallPrince Edward Islands blend of farm forest and sea is unique by Maritimes terms This landscape attracts visitors from across the globe who come to enjoy the Islands scenery hospitality and way of lifeWhile many visitors focus on the summer months more and more people are discovering the beauty of Prince Edward Islands Fall landscape They have come to appreciate the colour of autumn leaves the harvest of crops the fragrance of clear pure air and the rhythm of a people in tune with the cycles of the seasons the land the forest and the seaThe forests of eastern North America are distinctive by world standards because of their brilliance and variety of fall colours and PEIs forests are no exception On Island hills and ridges sugar maple leaves turn vibrant apricotorange and mix with the fiery scarletreds of red maple cherry and sumac These reds and oranges are complimented by the brilliant yellows of poplar birch and beech and offset by the rich emerald greens of fragrant softwoods such as spruce pine and firThe warm waters of the Gulf of St Lawrence and the Northumberland Strait have a moderating influence on PEIs climate and help to create one of the longest fall foliage viewing periods in northeastern North America In most years PEI offers many different fall foliage viewing opportunities from midSeptember until late October Foliage may be seen from the many walking and biking trails which cross PEI Unpaved Heritage Roads which wind behind farm fields and forests to offer a vision of the Islands landscape from an older time Prince Edward Islands forests are bearfree providing yearround safety for visitors As well there are no deer or moose in Island...