The Blue Ridge Parkway is widely considered one of the most beautiful roads in the United States. At 469 miles from end to end, the parkway cuts through the forested highlands of (mostly) North ...

A full list of access points can be found on the Blue Ridge Parkway Association's website. No. The parkway is a free road to drive on. However, if you plan to stay at one of the campgrounds along ...

Much of the Blue Ridge Parkway was devastated by Helene last year. The mill is located along the Virginia stretch of the ...

VIRGINIA — The Blue Ridge Parkway will reopen Friday after a previous ... As part of the parkway's reopening, National Park Service campgrounds will be on a first-come, first-serve basis through ...

Construction of the Blue Ridge Parkway began nearly 90 years ago at ... Travelers will find campgrounds and hiking trails, glimpses of small-town Appalachian life in places like Floyd, Virginia ...

On Friday, officials were able to reopen the Blue Ridge Parkway between its starting ... NPS said that while Peaks of Otter and Rocky Knob campgrounds would operate on a first-come, first-served ...

The Blue Ridge Parkway Foundation has secured a three-year, $5.13 million grant from the Appalachian Regional Commission to ...