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Our park newspaper, "The Milepost," is a supplement to the Directory and Travel Planner published by the Blue Ridge Parkway Association. You may pick up a copy at visitor centers or at many off-site Parkway locations.View it on-line here.The Parkway Outdoor Guide can be picked up at any visitor center and has all of the Parkway trail maps. You may also download or view the following trail maps.

Humpback Rocks

James River & Otter Creek

Peaks of Otter

Roanoke Valley

Rocky Knob

Blue Ridge Music Center

Cumberland Knob

Doughton Park

Moses Cone

Julian Price Park

Tanawha Trail

Linville Falls

Crabtree Falls

Craggy Gardens

Mount Pisgah

 

 

 

 

 

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Did You Know?
The Blue Ridge Parkway ranges in elevation from 649 feet at James River in Virginia to almost 6,050 feet at Richland Balsam, south of Mount Pisgah,North Carolina.
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Last Updated: January 05, 2012 at 13:13 MST