Part of Blue Ridge Parkway near Asheville reopens

Key Stretch of Blue Ridge Parkway Reopens After Hurricane Helene Damage
Hurricane Helene carved a path of devastation across the southeastern United States in September and left areas like the Blue Ridge Mountains around Asheville, North Carolina in complete destruction.
Nearly 6 weeks after Helene, another section of Blue Ridge Parkway reopens
An 11-mile section of the road opened Wednesday near Asheville, between U.S. 70 and N.C. 191 near the N.C. Arboretum. That stretch includes the Blue Ridge Parkway visitors center and the Folk Art Center, which is scheduled to reopen Nov. 9.
Asheville corridor of Blue Ridge Parkway reopens after Helene
The National Park Service restored another portion of the Blue Ridge Parkway in western North Carolina on Wednesday, making access through the Asheville corridor possible once again.
Park service crews clear another stretch of Blue Ridge Parkway in Asheville, North Carolina
Another stretch of North Carolina's Blue Ridge Parkway is open to visitors after being damaged by Helene, the National Park Service announced Wednesday.
More of Blue Ridge Parkway reopened, National Park Service says
NORTH CAROLINA, USA — Good news! More of the Blue Ridge Parkway is opening today, according to the National Park Service. The National Park Service said they have restored access to about 11 miles of the parkway near Asheville.
Part of Blue Ridge Parkway near Asheville reopens after Hurricane Helene
Access to an 11-mile stretch of the scenic roadway has been restored, the National Park Service said Wednesday. More than 150 miles remain inaccessible.
11 miles of Blue Ridge Parkway reopens in Asheville after Helene damage
ASHEVILLE, N.C. (WSPA) – A stretch of the Blue Ridge Parkway reopened Wednesday near Asheville. According to the National Park Service, 11 miles of the parkway, from milepost 382.5, at US 70 near the Folk Art Center, to milepost 393.6, at NC Route 191 near the NC Arboretum, including the French Broad Overlook at milepost 393.8.
11-Mile Section Of Blue Ridge Parkway Reopens In Asheville
ASHEVILLE, N.C. – An 11-mile section of the Blue Ridge Parkway in Asheville reopened Wednesday, according to the National Park Service. The parkway reopened within the Asheville corridor from milepost 382.5, at US 70 near the Folk Art Center, to milepost 393.6 at NC 191 near the NC Arboretum.
Eleven More Miles Of Blue Ridge Parkway Open In North Carolina
Eleven more miles of the Blue Ridge Parkway in North Carolina opened to the public Wednesday as National Park Service crews continued to remove debris left by Hurricane Helene and make repairs.
11 more miles, 310 total, of Blue Ridge Parkway have opened since Helene
An 11-mile stretch of the Blue Ridge Parkway was reopened on Wednesday morning, park officials announced. On Nov. 6, the National Park Service reopened the parkway from milepost 382.5, at US 70 near the Folk Art Center,
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