When it comes to fall foliage in Vermont, two things are certain. First, we have the best foliage in the whole world. And second, it's next to impossible to figure out when the peak will be too far in advance. To help you with your planning, the folks at Smokymountains.com have put together an interactive map where you scroll through the weeks and see how the foliage changes. Without further ado, let's check out the Vermont fall colors map!

The experts at The Smoky Mountains have predicted when the U.S. will see those stunning reds, oranges, and greens. And according to the map, the end of September is when our great state will start to see some change.

For a great foliage drive when the colors start to change, check out the beautiful Route 100 Byway.

This stretch is considered the best place to see fall colors in Vermont -- and for good reason. It's absolutely stunning!

Read more about Route 100 in Vermont in this feature article.

Another option is to take this gorgeous road trip to see foliage like never before.

If you're wanting to take a road less traveled to see the leaves this season, check out this route through some charming areas of Vermont.

For more information check out this Vermont fall foliage road trip we put together.

Enjoy a drive through the tree tunnel in Smugglers Notch.

This tree tunnel was ranked one of the 15 best in the world! The twists and turns through the mountains are absolutely incredible. When we reach peak foliage in Vermont, this is the place to turn to.

Soak it all in from the mountain top.

Take a gondola ride, toll road, or hike to the top to take in the panoramic views below. There's nothing quite like it!

Spend the day in a charming Vermont town.

Towns such as Woodstock (pictured at sunrise) are full of quintessential sights and spots, not to mention gorgeous scenery.

Take a hike!

There are many hikes to appreciate the views in Vermont, but Owl's Head Lookout in the Groton State Forest is one of our favorites!

Where is your favorite place to see Vermont fall foliage? Let us know! Now that you know when to see fall foliage in Vermont thanks to the handy-dandy map, it's time to start leaf-peeping! We hope you'll love it as much as we do.