The Blue Ridge Parkway is known for its underrated and scenic stops along the way. The area also contains beautiful waterfalls that are easily reachable off the Blue Ridge Parkway. Especially at this time of year,

National Park Service Law Enforcement rangers confirm a woman died in a single-vehicle crash along the Blue Ridge Parkway. (Video above: WYFF News 4 Morning Headlines) Rangers were called near Milepost 101,

A 36-year-old woman is dead after a single-vehicle crash near milepost 101 near Roanoke on the Blue Ridge Parkway Tuesday, according to the National Park Service.

ROANOKE, Va. (WDBJ) - A Roanoke woman was killed in a crash on the Blue Ridge Parkway, according to the National Park Service. Laura Marie Jones, 36, died of injuries sustained in the crash the night of September 17, 2024 near milepost 101, which is near Roanoke.

The two parks are routinely among the most visited in the country. The Great Smokies remain the most economically impactful national park unit.

A Roanoke woman is dead following an accident on Tuesday night near milepost 101 on the Blue Ridge Parkway. Laura Marie Jones, 36, died as a result of injuries sustained from the accident. At approximately 9:14 p.m., National Park Service law enforcement rangers received the report for a single-vehicle accident near Roanoke.

A man riding in a motorcycle group on the Blue Ridge Parkway near Asheville was killed in a Sept. 9 accident according to the National Park Service.

A 67-year-old tourist was killed in a motorcycle crash along the Blue Ridge Parkway, rangers said. The man was riding along the mountainous road in North Carolina when he veered into oncoming traffic. A group of riders reported the crash at about 2:30 p.m. Monday, Sept. 9, according to the National Park Service.

National Park Service Law Enforcement rangers received a report of a car accident near milepost 101, near Roanoke, on the Blue Ridge Parkway.