ASHEVILLE - The National Park Service has reopened two southern sections of the Blue Ridge Parkway ... devastating damage.

Even though these areas are now technically open, the National Park Service suggests extreme caution on all trails and crossings due to continued safety concerns like fallen trees, landslides, ...

The National Park Service expects the area around Devil’s Courthouse to be closed off for a while due to a significant ...

Several areas of the parkway, which was visited by over 16.7 million people last year, are now accessible in Western North ...

Parts of the Blue Ridge Parkway in North Carolina continue to reopen after the entire statewide stretch of road closed due to damage from Helene.

and a stop at the Bald River Falls, located near paved Forest Service Road 210. When will Blue Ridge Parkway fully reopen?

NORTH CAROLINA ( QUEEN CITY NEWS) — Nearly 55 miles of the Blue Ridge Parkway have reopened as Helene relief efforts continue, park officials announced. On Wednesday, Oct. 30, the National Park ...

Popular destinations along the route include James River, Mabry Mill, Doughton Park and Crabtree Falls. Blue Ridge Parkway is 469 miles long. It will take about 15 hours to explore the full ...

and a stop at the Bald River Falls, located near paved Forest Service Road 210. When will Blue Ridge Parkway fully reopen? NPS didn’t have an estimate as of Wednesday afternoon as to when the ...

The Blue Ridge Parkway is now open from Shenandoah National Park in Virginia through mile marker 200.1, about 17 miles from the North Carolina state line. Visitors can now access the northbound ...