One of the most striking things about New York City is the fall colors and there's no better place to view this than Central Park. Peak fall foliage in Central Park usually occurs towards the middle to end of October. The best time to visit the park when the fall foliage hits its peak is at sunrise, when the colors seem to reveal themselves in a fairytale setting. If you're not a morning person, go in the afternoon but make sure you stick around for an autumn sunset. Watch this gorgeous time-lapse of fall in New York's Central Park. The videographer, Jamie Scott, spent six months photographing fifteen color-saturated landscapes to make this video.