Stunning drone footage and photographs shows trees across the United States exploding into vibrant fall colors.
New England states famed for their dazzling fall displays - New Hampshire, Maine and Vermont, put on a typically-brilliant show, with their forests a mass of red, yellow and orange, as well as the odd green tree that's yet to change color.
Newfoundland in Canada saw similarly striking fall shades.
Further west, Utah's countryside put on its own unique display. Much of the western state has already seen snowfall, with the landscapes painted an eerie orange, white and purple by the change in seasons.
Snowbasin Ski Resort's colors - including the aforementioned purple - saw its display likened to a packet of Skittles candy, with the hills outside Salt Lake City also showcasing their incredible autumnal beauty.
On the east coast, the mesmerizing change in colors typically begins on the last week of September into the first week of October, when the lush green foliage of the summer begins to fade and be replaced by hues of red, yellow and orange.
By October, the colors of the leaves become more vibrant until they reach their peak brightness.
NEW HAMPSHIRE: Drone footage shows the New England state putting on a classic fall display
NEW HAMPSHIRE: Trees have burst into yellow, orange and red shades - with a few green holdouts standing out in sharp contrast
NEW HAMPSHIRE: This grab shows a New Hampshire hillside covered in brilliant autumnal colors
NEW HAMPSHIRE: A river is bordered by deciduous trees with brightly-colored leaves, and a few evergreens too
NEW HAMPSHIRE: Dixville Notch's lake is now bordered with thousands of yellow, orange and red trees
NEW HAMPSHIRE: Another stunning fall hilltop, with the brilliant hues standing in stark contrast to the gray October sky
As of October
