Stretching 469 miles from Shenandoah National Park in Virginia to Great Smoky Mountains National Park in North Carolina, the Blue Ridge Parkway is one of the country's most scenic drives. Whether you ...

ASHEVILLE - The Blue Ridge Parkway ― hands down the most popular site in the National Park Service ― can be a fickle creature. There can be sections closed on the whim of weather or even due to a rock ...

Campground reservations for the Blue Ridge Parkway opened Jan. 10 for the 2026 camping season.

Julian Price Park Campground, Milepost 297 Linville Falls Campground, Milepost 316.4 Reservations for each location are now available through www.recreation.gov with dates beginning July 31. The ...

ASHEVILLE - Once the dogwoods and redbuds, phlox and phacelia have started to add color to the sides of the roadway, you know it's springtime on the Blue Ridge Parkway. While many wildflowers and ...

Training translates to salesA study by the Travel Institute shows that advisors benefited from completing its Certified Travel Associate program. Three unforgettable stays in South AfricaIn March, I ...

ASHEVILLE — Camping fees may be increasing for certain front country and backcountry sites on the Blue Ridge Parkway in Western North Carolina. The National Park Service announced proposed fee changes ...

The Blue Ridge Parkway has announced its 2015 opening schedule for seasonal facilities and services. From preparing campgrounds for visitors, to planning engaging family programs, Parkway staff, ...

WAYNESBORO — Waynesboro is the beginning — or end — of the Blue Ridge Parkway, giving way to miles and miles of winding roads and camping options. The parkway extends to 469 miles from Virginia to ...

ASHEVILLE — Blue Ridge Parkway fees for camping and other activities are increasing in Western North Carolina, marking the first major fee change on the scenic byway since 2016. The National Park ...