Virtual Blue Ridge Parkway

Blue Ridge Parkway Fall Color Report for October 23, 2009. From the end of October through mid November expect to see just a little bit of remaining fall color on the Parkway.

Read the latest fall color reports from some of the most popular stops on the Blue Ridge Parkway. We're right in the middle of October and that means fall color season to thousands of Parkway travelers.

This is the Blue Ridge Parkway fall color report for October 8, 2009. Obviously October means fall color season to thousands of Parkway travelers but also keep an eye out for the signs of fall harvest with fields of pumpkins and cabbage.

It's late September and the Parkway meadows are filled with Coreopsis and Black Eyed Susan. Typically the Blue Ridge Parkway experiences the much anticipated change in fall foliage around the middle of October.

This is the Blue Ridge Parkway Wildflower Report for September 23, 2009. Early signs of fall are being to show along the Parkway with some tree color and many fall blooms.

This is the Blue Ridge Parkway Wildflower Report for September 4, 2009. Here in late summer along the Parkway the meadows are filled with color.

Here in late summer along the Parkway the meadows are filled with Coreopsis and Black Eyed Susan, Queen Anne's Lace, Butterfly Weed, Joe-Pye Weed.

Here in late summer along the Blue Ridge Parkway the meadows are filled with Coreopsis and Black Eyed Susan, Queen Anne's Lace, Butterfly Weed and Joe Pye Weed.

Late summer wildflower blooms are still going strong and are evident throughout all regions of the Blue Ridge Parkway.

Wildflower blooms dont go away when spring is past us here in the Blue Ridge. For many visitors the mid-summer blooms are just as special.

Here in the middle of July dont think that wildflower blooms go away when spring is passed us. Here in the Blue Ridge for many visitors the mid-summer blooms are just as special.

Don't think that because spring is past us that wildflower blooms on the Blue Ridge Parkway are as well. Mid-summer blooms are thriving across the region.

An abundance of rain in the region has continued through June and the result is full creeks and nice waterfalls tumbling down into the Piedmont along with a prolific wildflower bloom.

The Blue Ridge region is seeing an explosion of color with wildflower blooms thanks to the recent abundance of rain.

The creeks are full and waterfalls are gushing after an abundance of rain in the Blue Ridge region.

After an abundance of rain in the region, all Blue Ridge Parkway districts are reporting prolific wildflower blooms.

An abundance of rain in the region here in late spring has given us full creeks and nice waterfalls tumbling down to the Piedmont along with a prolific wildflower bloom.

An abundance of rain in the region here in late spring has given us full creeks and nice waterfalls tumbling down into the Piedmont along with a prolific wildflower bloom.

This is the Blue Ridge Parkway wildflower report for May 22, 2009. May has arrived and this is traditionally the best month for viewing wildflowers along the Blue Ridge.

This is the Blue Ridge Parkway wildflower report for May 14, 2009. May has arrived and this is traditionally the best month for viewing wildflowers along the Blue Ridge.