Virginia Blue Ridge Parkway Reopens for Fall Scenic Drives
Virginia Blue Ridge Parkway Reopens
After Hurricane Helene caused significant closures, nearly 200 miles of the Virginia Blue Ridge Parkway is now accessible, allowing visitors to enjoy stunning autumn landscapes.
What You Need to Know
- The parkway reopened from milepost 0 to milepost 198.
- Visitors can expect fewer services due to ongoing trail assessments.
- Caution is advised when hiking, as some trails have not been fully assessed.
According to Tracy Swartout, superintendent of the Blue Ridge Parkway, “Due to the hard work of the Blue Ridge Parkway crews, we are excited to open nearly 200 miles of the Virginia Blue Ridge Parkway, showcasing our region’s natural beauty and cultural heritage.”
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