The Ozark Mountains, the foliage of the destination, the foliage, the family attractions, 11 golf courses offer a series of autumn activities
The readers of USA Today weighed and they have chosen Branson as one of the 10 best places in America to visit in the fall.
Written USA Today when announcing the winners: “One of the best things about fall is the opportunity to travel to beautiful places that show the lively colors and the landscape of the season. Whether you want to enjoy visiting the US during the fall for their beautiful landscape, fantastic weather and richness of seasonal activities and events.”
Branson is surrounded by the beauty of the Ozark Mountains with dozens of live version theaters, three unspoilt lakes, an internationally competent theme park, dozens of attractions, historical district in the city center and a shopping complex in the center in the city. These are supplemented with the best collection of golf courses in the state, of which there are several to the best in the country. With designs by Tiger Woods, Jack Nicklaus and Tom Fazio, to name just a few, the play options are fantastic and strengthened by the beautiful colors of Fall.
Branson is known as one of the most veteran -friendly, patriotic cities in America. Although Branson honors veterans every day of the year, Veterans Homecoming Week in November is a special annual event for ServiceMeers and their families. From special bidding shows to memorial services and our annual Parade, Veterans Day in Branson is a really special time.
A huge range of eateries and accommodations – ranging from hotels, motels, resorts, camper parks and campsites – allows visitors to make unforgettable outings. Branson is less than a day drive for a third of the American residents with the nearby Springfield-Branson National Airport (SGF) conveniently located for those who prefer to fly.
For more information about Branson and the extensive menu of things to visit www.explorebranson.com.
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