Asheville appears to be your best bet for mountain fall colors. The higher elevations along the Blue Ridge Parkway are past their peak, but down around the city, they are still quite showy. In the Asheville area, the oaks and hickories are peaking, with their yellows, reds and browns, along with red sourwoods, the occasional [...]
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Fall color continues to shine throughout North Carolina, especially throughout the Piedmont area, and all areas of the state are accessible for color-watching trips despite the rockslide that has caused a detour on Interstate 40 near the North Carolina/Tennessee state line. The detour does not impact access to the Blue Ridge Parkway, nor travel to [...] Week #7, October 27th Mountain Region Howard Neufeld, expert mountain reporter Well folks, come on up for a drive and a view – the northwest mountains still offer spectacular to see. And if you take the Blue Ridge Parkway between Virginia and Asheville, you can view the colors as they move down-slope. Here in the [...] The 2009 Woolly Worm Festival Banner Elk Elementary School- Downtown Banner Elk Saturday October 17 & Sunday October 18 (“Always The Third Weekend in October”) Saturday October 17; 9 am – 5 pm Sunday October 18; 9 am – 4 pm Admission: $5.00 (adults) $2 (kids 5-12) under age 5- free Tickets will be sold [...] |
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