A North Carolina motorcyclist died nearly two weeks after he collided with a deer June 1 on the Blue Ridge Parkway near Woolwine, Virginia, according to the National Park Service.

The National Park Service restored access to an additional 16 miles of the Blue Ridge Parkway from Milepost 201, near Fancy Gap in Virginia, to milepost 217.3, at North Carolina Route 18.

(Asheville, N.C., June 20, 2025) – The Blue Ridge Parkway Foundation has secured a three-year, $750,000 grant from the Dogwood Health Trust to support regional strategies to advance tourism and ...

Another 14-mile Blue Ridge Parkway section south of U.S. 220 remains closed while work continues to repair another rock slide that took out a 150-foot roadway section in 2020.

A North Carolina man has died from injuries sustained in a motorcycle accident on the Blue Ridge Parkway nearly two weeks ago. National Park Service officials report that Edward Zigata, 60, of ...

Along the parkway in North Carolina, for the 2025 seasons, visitors can expect road maintenance and repair projects in the following areas: Milepost 223.8, 224.7, 224.9 and 227.5, in Alleghany County: ...

ASHEVILLE — The Blue Ridge Parkway Foundation has secured a three-year, $750,000 grant from the Dogwood Health Trust to support regional strategies to advance tourism and related economic ...