When people talk about fall foliage, certain destinations tend to dominate the conversation. Vermont and New Hampshire have their maple-covered mountains, while Colorado's golden aspens draw leaf peepers into the Rockies each September. The Blue Ridge Parkway and Great Smoky Mountains aren't exactly secrets, either.

But deciduous trees grow in plenty of places that haven't built entire tourism industries or a national reputation around their annual color change.

Ozark Mountains, Ark.