The Blue Ridge Mountains in the fall are nothing short of spectacular. This is why so many beautiful road trips to take for fall foliage in the US are in the region. For those who want to get out ...

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.

View driving west into the Blue Ridge Mountains (Photo: 8News) View from Castle Vineyards in Luray, Virginia (Photo: 8News) View from Blue Horizon Winery in Etlan, Virginia (Photo: 8News) ...

That said, Blue Ridge Parkway is by no means the only place where people can enjoy the changing fall colors. Here are some options worth considering: Cades Cove Those willing to travel west can ...

But that will likely start to change in the next couple of weeks. Areas along the Blue Ridge Mountains change color earlier than areas along the I-95 corridor.

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 ...

This week, the star city made the TODAY Show’s list as a “fun fall weekend getaway,” mentioning fall foliage in Virginia’s Blue Ridge Mountains.

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.