Most people visit Branson in the spring or in the summer, but fall is a great time to visit Branson. School is in session, so there aren't many families visiting Branson in the fall. All of the shows are still open and so is Silver Dollar City. You should have an easier time getting a room at your favorite lodging location, or maybe get a room at a place you've wanted to try, but couldn't.
If you love viewing the hills with all the trees like I do, just imagine all those trees dress in their beautiful fall colors. A zipline ride through all the fall colors would be grand! (Not for me though - I'm a little scared of heights.) A ride on the Branson Scenic Railway or sailing on one of the Branson Landing cruise ships would also be a great way to see the scenery.
Since the temperature is cooler in the fall, it's a great time to do those outdoor activities that it would be too hot to do in the summer. Hiking in the Paul Henning Conservation Area or fishing on Lake Taneycomo or Table Rock Lake would be much more comfortable in the cooler weather.
You can start your Christmas shopping early at the outlet malls, at Branson Landing, or at any of the other stores in the Branson area.
So go and have a autumn adventure in Branson! Wish I could go! Until next time -
Happy travels!
Diane
