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- 1Smugglers' Notch in autumn draws admirers online●Smugglers' Notch, a mountain pass in the Green Mountains of Vermont. The road visible through the canopy is Vermont Rout
A photograph of Smugglers' Notch, the mountain pass in Vermont's Green Mountains, is being shared widely. The image shows Vermont Route 108 winding through the forest canopy in fall color, with posters highlighting the area's autumn scenery and natural beauty.
- 2Golf in the Adirondacks and Green Mountains draws attention▼The mountains are calling, and I must go: Adirondack and Green Mountain golf
Golf media outlet GolfWRX is highlighting golf courses in the Adirondack and Green Mountain regions of New York and Vermont, invoking John Muir's famous line 'the mountains are calling, and I must go'. The piece showcases the appeal of scenic mountain golf in the northeastern United States.
- 3Dark red aspen streak draws attention in Colorado fall colors●Aspen Spectrum (2026) This streak of dark red amongst a range of greens and yellows and oranges grabbed my attention. #
A Colorado photographer is showing off an aspen standout from autumn 2026, highlighting a single streak of dark red leaves set against the more typical greens, yellows and oranges of the season. The image is drawing praise from nature and landscape photography fans as fall foliage season continues across the state's mountains.
- 4Wind farm construction in Ukrainian Carpathians threatens protected old-growth forest●Червона книга під колесами. Що відбувається на будівництві першого вітропарку в Українських Карпатах На полонині Руній і
Ukraine's first wind park is being built on the Runa mountain meadow in the Ukrainian Carpathians, and the project has collided with environmental protection law. In spring 2025 construction began on a road cutting through old-growth forest and on pouring foundations, raising concerns about damage to Red Book species. The project pits renewable energy development against conservation of protected mountain ecosystems, sparking public debate over whether the site should have been chosen at all.