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Travel Wisconsin has made it easy for residents and visitors to enjoy the state's beautiful scenery this fall by publishing an annual events guide and color report map so people can find where to take in the best sights of the foliage during its peak.

The Wisconsin Fall Color Report even breaks down each county's estimated peak foliage which ranges from the first to fourth week of October, depending where the county is located in the state. Currently, every county's fall color is at 25% or less.

"As we head into autumn, it's never too early to plan a nature hike to enjoy the fall colors with your loved ones," state Sen. Chris Larson (D-Milwaukee) wrote in a tweet. "It's a safe, inexpensive activity for all ages and skill levels. @TravelWI has a handy Fall Color Report you can check out before you go!"

According to the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, Travel Wisconsin has also posted advice on how to best view the fall colors in the state, including overlooks and other high places.

The article named multiple peaks and mountaintops in Door County and the Northwoods that would be ideal for taking in the beautiful scenes of Wisconsin's fall season. 

The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel reported it also guides people through the Great River Road in western Wisconsin through different parks along the way including: Nelson Dewey State Park, Wyalusing State Park, Rush Creek State natural area and Perrot State Park.