p.1 #1 · Blue Ridge Parkway View in Early October 2025
1. Graybeard Mountain Overlook, (Milepost 363.4 Blue Ridge Parkway)
2. Near Craggy Garden Overlook parkway sideview
in October 11, 2025
Nikon Z7 and ZF 24-120mm F4 S
p.1 #3 · Blue Ridge Parkway View in Early October 2025
Foliage is well saturated around Grandfather Mountain to Mt. Michell.(October 10-11)
including Grave Yard area.
But most low altitude area (as you see below - Lane Pinnacle Overlook, Milepost 372.1) is about to start.
Great Smoky Mountain State Park would be saturated well around October 17-19
Wester Blue Ridge from Ashville will be peak next week.(October 17-29)
Easter Blue Ridge from Ashville is already well saturated
Thanks to your comment.
Canon R8 and RF 24-105mm F4 L IS (Lane Pinnacle Overview)
p.1 #9 · Blue Ridge Parkway View in Early October 2025
Keepclicking
Thanks to your comment
I love forested mountain, and Blue Ridge is surrounded in highly populated foliage tree.
Thanks to your sharing many lovely images from remote world
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Jim Dockery
Thank you very much. A you said it is so, a week ago.
This area is high altitude, so the foliage is over saturated.
Thanks to your many great images to learn.
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Rose Martin
Thanks to your comment.
I wish I can see more images you share at FM from which I learn about photography.
I wish I can get image which tell us story as you have shown in the future
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Clingman's Peak from Ridge Junction Overlook (Milepost 355.3 in Blue Ridge Parkway) in October 11, 2025
Nikon D850 and Zeiss Otus APO 55mm F1.4
Clingmans Peak (NC) is different from Clingmans Dome (TN-The great smoky mountain National Park)
After trip many times along the Blue Ridge Parkway, we found this:
Western Blue Ridge: lovely and smooth, and small scale mountains.
Eastern Blue Ridge from Ashville: tough and large scale mountains.
Clingman's Peak from Ridge Junction Overlook (Milepost 355.3 in Blue Ridge Parkway)
p.1 #10 · Blue Ridge Parkway View in Early October 2025
The first one really resonates with me Jung, nice! I like the layers and sense of depth. Definitely should go back in a few days during peak colors and I think that scene would really come alive especially during golden hour!
p.1 #11 · Blue Ridge Parkway View in Early October 2025
adventure_photo
I think this coming weekend or next week would be the peak of season.
Thanks to your many wonderful images at FM that I like.
Burnett Reservoir (lake) is located in the center of the image
p.1 #14 · Blue Ridge Parkway View in Early October 2025
junglialoh wrote:
1. Graybeard Mountain Overlook, (Milepost 363.4 Blue Ridge Parkway)
2. Near Craggy Garden Overlook parkway sideview
in October 11, 2025
Nikon Z7 and ZF 24-120mm F4 S
These are just beautiful and from one of thee most beautiful areas in the Fall. It is indeed "The Blue Ridge"!!
Excellent!
Dan
p.1 #15 · Blue Ridge Parkway View in Early October 2025
Brian Woolf: Thank you very much to your comment
Rajan Parrikar: Most scenic part is still closed, so limited access
Danpbphoto: today is the best foliage peak day in decade
Fork Ridge Overlook (MP 449) in Blue Ridge Parkway
in October 18, 2025
Fantastic foliage (once in a decade) everywhere
Canon M50 and 15-45mm F4.5-6.3IS USM
