Peak colors in Door and Kewaunee counties this fall are still weeks away, though you may see some trees shedding their green for a more seasonal palette.

According to the Travel Wisconsin Fall Color Report, Door County is currently at 0 percent peak color, and Algoma is at five percent. Despite the difference in peak percentages, Door County is still expected to hit its highest level of color in the middle of October, while Algoma will be at that point two weeks later. You will still notice some trees starting to turn already. While the exact reasons are unknown, some trees may already show their fall colors. The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) suggests that it happens when a drought or early frost puts additional stress on a tree. Destination Door County’s Jon Jarosh says the area will be ready whenever the peak colors appear.

Fall travel is growing in popularity across the country with vacation home rental company HomeToGo pointing a 28 percent uptick in rental searches for trips between September and November.