ROANOKE, Va. (AP) - The Virginia Department of Forestry says it’s “peak week” for colorful fall foliage along the Blue Ridge Parkway.
According to this week’s foliage report , the highest mountain areas have lost many leaves, but areas below 3,000 feet are “stunning.” The department says what was expected to be a dull fall color season due to drought is “turning out to be quite brilliant.”
The department offers several fall foliage driving tour routes online. They are designed by a local forester and cover areas off the beaten path intended to avoid traffic.
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