The Blue Ridge runs from northern Virginia through the Carolinas into north Georgia. Pick a region below to see what is there, then find a rental close by.
Asheville is the region's biggest city, with a lively downtown and the Biltmore Estate. Around it are Pisgah National Forest waterfalls, the highest peak in the East, and apple orchards in Henderson County. Leaves usually turn first on the highest ridges in early October and move down to the valleys by late October or early November. The timing shifts every year.
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Asheville, NC · Asheville and Southern NC Mountains
A large historic mansion in Asheville set on landscaped grounds, with gardens, a winery and a village of shops. Admission is charged and tickets are usually bought in advance.
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Burnsville, NC · Asheville and Southern NC Mountains
The park around the highest peak east of the Mississippi River, with an observation platform near the summit. The road reaches close to the top, and the weather is often cold and cloudy. Check the park's website for current status.
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Asheville, NC · Asheville and Southern NC Mountains
A high, open area on the Blue Ridge Parkway north of Asheville with short trails, a visitor center and views. Rhododendrons bloom here in June. Phone shown is the Parkway's main number.
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Pisgah Forest, NC · Asheville and Southern NC Mountains
A granite dome in Pisgah National Forest that shines when water runs down its face in cold weather. The trail to the top is a steady climb of several miles round trip. The parking area fills quickly on weekends.
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Waynesville, NC · Asheville and Southern NC Mountains
A high-elevation valley off the Blue Ridge Parkway with waterfalls, open meadows and blueberry bushes. It is popular in all seasons, so expect a full parking lot on nice days. Phone shown is the Parkway's main number.
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