Large sections of the Blue Ridge Parkway remain closed in Western North Carolina. Which areas might reopen in late summer, ...

With repairs from Helene still underway and summer road maintenance swinging into high gear, the National Park Service ...

PARKWAY CLEANUP: A photo from Oct. 2 shows road damage to the road along the Blue Ridge Parkway. Photo courtesy of the National Park Service The Blue Ridge Parkway is more than just a road ...

and much of the the road remains closed to this day. “Communities in Western North Carolina were hit hard by Hurricane Helene, and as we begin to rebuild, closing the Blue Ridge Parkway at this ...

The National Park Service restored access to an additional 16 miles of the Blue Ridge Parkway from ... related to a multi-year road project was in place on the parkway just south of milepost ...

Locked gates and orange signs intended to close off the Blue Ridge Parkway near ... and trucks whizzing by. Parkway officials marked a 14.5-mile section of the road between Roanoke and Bent ...

While repairs are continuing along the Blue Ridge Parkway, many parts of the road have been repaired and many campgrounds, picnic areas and visitor centers have reopened for park visitors.

With many campgrounds, picnic areas and visitor centers opening on the Blue Ridge Parkway this ... both on and off the Parkway this summer.” Multiple road maintenance projects are underway ...

While most people assume the Great Smoky Mountains National Park is the most visited in the U.S., that title actually belongs to the Blue Ridge Parkway. In 2023, the scenic byway that winds through ...

After a period of heavy rains Thursday, skies begin to clear before the chance for rain and storms returns Friday afternoon ...