Plan Your Trip in North Carolina Along the Blue Ridge Parkway

The Blue Ridge Parkway is one of the prettiest scenic drives you’ll ever enjoy. With over 460 miles of road, there’s so much to explore. Narrow down some key places to check out on your road trip with my blog posts below. I have you covered with hiking trails, waterfall locations, where to catch the sunrise or sunset, and where to camp overnight.

Camping Along The Blue Ridge Parkway in North Carolina

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Camping High in the Sky at Mount Mitchell

Mount Mitchell is the highest mountain peak in the eastern U.S. and the best part is you can camp there.

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Blue Ridge Parkway Camping at the Mount Pisgah Campground

Mount Pisgah Campground is close to well-known hiking trails, sunrise and sunset spots, waterfalls, and more.

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Pick Smokemont Campground For Clingmans Dome

Catching the sunrise or sunset at Clingmans Dome is easiest when you’re camping nearby at the Smokemont Campground.

North Carolina Waterfalls Near The Blue Ridge Parkway

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Visiting Soco Falls And Mingo Falls In North Carolina

North Carolina has many waterfalls worth visiting. Soco Falls and Mingo Falls are two new favorites worth the drive.

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Explore These Amazing Pisgah Waterfalls While Camping on Mount Pisgah

Pisgah waterfalls include Looking Glass Falls, Moore Cove Falls, and more, only a short drive from the Blue Ridge Parkway.

North Carolina Blue Ridge Parkway Sights to See

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Best Stops on the Southern End of the Blue Ridge Parkway

The Blue Ridge Parkway has countless attractions along its windy, mountain road. These are just a few of the must-see spots along the southern end of this highway.

North Carolina Blue Ridge Parkway Hikes

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Options for Hiking the Mount Pisgah Trail

Seeing the summit from the Mount Pisgah Trail requires an uphill hike that is perfect for a summer camping trip along the Blue Ridge Parkway.

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Camping And Hiking During Winter In North Carolina

Winter is a great season for outdoor activities due to the colder weather, but is it still great high in the western North Carolina mountains?

Story of a Blue Ridge Parkway Experience

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The Trouble With Tent Camping In North Carolina In The Winter Rain

It’s one thing to tent camp during winter in North Carolina. It’s another thing when it also rains all day.

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