While it may be hard to believe that summer’s practically over already, the time to start viewing our state’s gorgeous fall foliage is actually right on the horizon. According to the wonderful folks over at Smoky Mountains, in less than a month our residents will be able to start enjoying the show that Mother Nature puts on each and every year as she changes the colors of our leaves. We’re giving you ample time to plan out scenic drives and stunning adventures, so let’s take a look at what we can expect to see happen over the next upcoming weeks.

If you head on over to the official Smoky Mountains website, you’ll be pleased to see that they’ve put together an interactive map that shows when our country’s fall foliage will hit each state.

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Those of us living in Wisconsin will have the pleasure of beginning to see the leaves change around the week of September 17th.

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Scroll through Smoky Mountains’ map and you’ll also see that they predict Wisconsin’s fall foliage to peak between the weeks of September 24th and October 1st.

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Just a month away from experiencing all of this natural beauty, starting on September 30th and running through October 15th the Osceola & St. Croix Valley Train will be offering their amazing fall color rides.

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So, who’s ready to plan some seasonal adventures during our peak foliage this year?

Dave/Flickr To find out more information and to view the Smoky Mountains interactive map for the 2017 season, click here.

Are you excited for Wisconsin’s fall foliage to arrive? Share with us in the comments section where your favorite place is to view our state’s foliage and share your autumn pictures with us!

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The Osceola & St Croix Dinner Train/Facebook

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To find out more information and to view the Smoky Mountains interactive map for the 2017 season, click here.

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