With more than 100 species of trees, the Blue Ridge Parkway is a prime spot for a fall getaway and leaf-peeping. The 469-mile roadway passes through six mountain chains in the Appalachians in ...

The Ultimate Guide to Driving the Blue Ridge Parkway This beautiful 469-mile route connects Great Smoky Mountain and Shenandoah National Parks. Our local writer knows just where to stop for hikes ...

Last summer, I was fortunate enough to embark on a leisurely Blue Ridge Parkway road trip, just me and my favorite dog. We spent a week exploring beautiful vistas, exhilarating hiking trails, and ...

— -- Winding 469 miles across North Carolina and Virginia over the highest peaks east of the Rockies, the Blue Ridge Parkway is among the USA's most famous roads. Handbuilt stone arches frame ...

The Blue Ridge Parkway is free to drive, and campsites have a fee of $20 per night. There are eight NPS campgrounds at various points along the parkway, and they're open from May to late October ...

The 469-mile stretch of road known as the Blue Ridge Parkway, which winds from Shenandoah National Park to Great Smoky Mountains National Park along the Blue Ridge portion of the Appalachian ...

That’s not a problem for photographer Tim Barnwell, whose eye-candy book, “Blue Ridge Parkway Vistas,” says it all with the subtitle: “A Comprehensive Identification Guide to What you See ...

In her guide book on bicycling, Elizabeth Skinner calls the Blue Ridge Mountains one of the “thin places,” a term the Celts and Christians coined to describe mystical places where ...

Lineville Falls Milepost 320.8 along the Blue Ridge Parkway Milepost 339 -- Crabtree Falls The scenic 2.5-mile loop trail to Crabtree Falls is moderate to strenuous with a steep incline and rocky ...

In her guide book on bicycling, Elizabeth Skinner calls the Blue Ridge Mountains one of the “thin places,” a term the Celts and Christians coined to describe mystical places where ...