October is typically one of the busiest months for traffic along the Blue Ridge Parkway and – despite the pandemic and everything else going on – 2020 has been no different.

Take a look below at some of the peak foliage as seen across the landscape of the Shenandoah Mountain range. View driving west into the Blue Ridge Mountains (Photo: 8News) View from Castle ...

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 ...

Check out the vibrant fall colors along Blue Ridge Parkway. Updated: 11:11 AM EDT Oct 26, 2023 Editorial Standards ...

With much of Blue Ridge Parkway closed due to unsafe conditions caused by Hurricane Helene, these are some other ways to see changing fall colors. Local Sports High School Huddle Scene Advertise ...

With Blue Ridge Parkway closed, try these five other routes for scenic drives to see fall colors Allison Kiehl, Knoxville News Sentinel Mon, October 14, 2024 at 7:26 PM UTC ...

The Blue Ridge Parkway is the most visited unit of the NPS with 16.7 million visitors last year. ... Blue Ridge Parkway is by no means the only place where people can enjoy the changing fall colors.

The Blue Ridge Parkway should see increasing color as fall sets in during the next week! The second and third weekends of October will be near peak intensity for the Parkway, with plenty of color ...

Like Blue Ridge Highway, Cades Cove is a part of the Great Smoky Mountains National Park. The popular auto tourism route is an 11-mile route that offers amazing views of the mountain valley ...

Where is the Blue Ridge Parkway open? In addition to the recently opened segment near the Great Smoky Mountains, visitors can access 20 miles of the road from 285.5 (the Bamboo Gap) to mile marker ...

Typically, fall lovers would flock to Blue Ridge Parkway in Western North Carolina to admire the scenery. However, this year, thanks to Tropical Storm Helene, that is not an option.