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If you're planning a road trip to the Northeastern states, you should try to schedule it before October, when the weather might start getting colder. There are several locations that may tickle your fancy if you wish to take in the sights and experience the various cultures of New England while the weather is still favorable.

Acadia National Park

This illustrious peninsula, which lies on the jagged coast of Maine, offers some of the most picture-worthy scenery on the East Coast. You can explore the surrounding landscape by hiking across the extensive trails and camping along the cliffs or staying at a nearby bed and breakfast.

White Mountains

This New Hampshire landscape is perhaps one of the most vibrant destinations in the region with its thick forests amid awe-inspiring peaks. The White Mountains are home to Mount Washington, the tallest peak in the Eastern U.S.

Litchfield County

Connecticut's Litchfield County is a splendid location that may appeal to avid shoppers or antique-collectors. Aside from the small traditional towns that dot the landscape, there are plenty of rolling hills, cranberry bogs and wooded areas to enjoy. Although it might be ideal to take in these sights during the summer, this particular area is known for having some of the most vibrant fall foliage in the country. If you choose to wait, just be prepared to bundle up.

Following these car travel tips will likely give you a better idea of New England and the treasures that make it so popular.