Recreation Map - Blue Ridge Parkway (North Carolina) | Benchmark Maps

469 miles (approximately 755 km) long through the mountains of Virginia and North Carolina, the Blue Ridge Parkway connects Shenandoah National Park to the north with Great Smoky Mountains National Park to the south. This route is renowned for its numerous scenic viewpoints, hiking trails, historic sites, and cultural attractions, offering travelers an iconic discovery of the Appalachian highlands.

The map shows the northern and southern parts of the Blue Ridge Parkway on its two sides, with extensive detail on public lands and the road network.

The Milepost Guides list 200 attractions organized by milepost, with a description and a reference to the map grid.

The elevation profiles show the numerous ascents and descents along the route, making it a particularly useful preparation tool for travelers towing a trailer or caravan.

This folded map was produced from the Southern Appalachians Road & Recreation Atlas, a 144-page atlas dedicated to the spectacular scenery and abundant recreational opportunities of the entire region.