The region is known for its vibrant and long-lasting fall foliage season. Home to Mount ... Josh Stein, in partnership with ...

Fall colors are making a bright come back along the Blue Ridge Parkway town of Beech Mountain after last year’s leaf peeping ...

Mount Mitchell has received its first snowfall of this year's fall season, the National Weather Service confirmed.

Western Northern Carolina's highest elevation are past peak, but fall color is moving down the slopes. Where can leaf peepers ...

The Observatory, a garden-inspired rooftop bar, is perched on the sixth floor of The Restoration Hotel, facing Pritchard Park. The outdoor deck features a fireplace, ideal for cooler days and nights ...

If you’ve been up in the North Carolina mountains lately, you’ve probably noticed the fall colors starting to pop, especially in the higher elevations. Bright yellows, oranges, and reds are appearing ...

It may be October, but it's not too early for snow to start flying. Parts of the Blue Ridge and Smoky Mountains saw a little ...

Peak leaf season is nearly here, which means a vibrant display of fall colors. In North Carolina, the change usually starts in the mountains and continues across the piedmont region before petering ...

The best spots to see the fall foliage in South Carolina and western North Carolina are on the Blue Ridge Parkway and ...

AI-generated summary reviewed by our newsroom. Read our AI Policy. One year after Hurricane Helene’s devastating impact, the resilience of Western North Carolina is as clear as the crisp mountain air.

Snowfall across North Carolina varies greatly from the coast to the mountains. Our mountains often experience snow in the ...

ASHEVILLE – At the base of Craggy Gardens on an October morning, the valley below was obscured by rolling cloud cover. The 5,892-foot pinnacle is a popular destination along the Blue Ridge Parkway, ...