The first 355 miles follow the Blue Ridge Mountains. Near Asheville, the parkway winds through the Black Mountains, the Craggies, the Pigsahs and the Balsams, ending at the Great Smokies. Road status ...

The exception, of course, is a road trip on the Blue Ridge Parkway. I’ve never driven the entire road, which passes right near my home in Asheville, North Carolina, but over two decades I’ve ...

The park service cautioned that the dangers of the Blue Ridge parkway may not be visible. Threats include weakened road ...

Even if you're not up for a road trip ... The Blue Ridge Parkway Association created a handy smartphone app to help customize your adventure with a mile by mile guide and map filled with trails ...

If you're looking for hotels on the Blue Ridge Parkway, then this list is tailor made just for you! From quaint mom and pop ...

One of North Carolina’s most picturesque roads has officially etched its name in history. The Blue Ridge Parkway, a route in the western part of the state known for its scenic views of the ...

Unlike many trails, this summit can be reached by car. A 4.5-mile paved road off the Blue Ridge Parkway takes you to the top, with a short walk to the observation area where you'll be treated to ...

Here’s what to know about the iconic road. The westernmost end of the Parkway ... the Blue Ridge Pkwy Travel Planner app before your drive to access downloadable offline maps, as cell service ...