Blue Ridge Farm Museum - Route 40. 1800 VA-GR farm complex w/ livestock & interpreters of farm life. Mid-May - Mid-August Sat. 10-5 Sun. 1-5. www.blueridgeinstitute.org  (540) 365-4416.

Blue Ridge Institute and Museum - Route 40. State Center for Blue Ridge Folklore. Changing exhibits on folk life and folk art. Mon-Sat 10-4 www.blueridgeinstitute.org (540) 365-4416.

Blue Ridge Manor B&B - 4 miles from Blue Ridge Parkway. Exit Parkway MP 193, Orchard Gap. Farm stay, B&B. www.blueridgemanorbnb.com (276) 920-1945.

Blue Ridge Mountain Rentals - Offers nearly 250 luxurious vacation homes throughout NC's High Country, many at or near the Blue Ridge Parkway. Whether you are planning a family vacation or a romantic getaway, let us help! Off-season discounts available for 3+ night stays. www.BlueRidgeRentals.com (800) 237-7975.

Blue Ridge National Heritage Area - Protecting, preserving & celebrating one of the most beautiful regions on earth and the cultural heritage of those who shaped its history & traditions. Located in the Blue Ridge Parkway Visitor Center, 195 Hemphill Knob Rd. www.blueridgeheritage.com (828) 298-5330.

Blue Ridge Outdoors Magazine - The trusted resource for adventure travel inspiration for 25 years. www.blueridgeoutdoors.com (434) 817-2755.

The Blue Ridge Parkway is no ordinary road.  With grand mountains on either side, rich Appalachian cultures along the way and stunning landscapes from beginning to end, this is a journey unlike any in the world.

But IT TAKES HARD WORK, AMPLE RESOURCES AND STEADY COMMITMENT to maintain this unforgettable experience and protect it from the many pressures that threaten to degrade it.  Unlike many popular National Parks, the Parkway receives no income from entrance fees, so supporting it through the Foundation is critical to preserving this national treasure.

Without your support, many of the resources, amenities and services often taken for granted would vanish.  Whether your interests are in education, environmental and resource protection, visitor amenities or cultural heritage, you can join the thousands of others who understand the importance of preserving this unforgettable experience for their children and grandchildren.

For more information on how you can make a difference, visit www.brpfoundation.org or call (866) 308-2773.

Blue Ridge Ranch - Campground, RV hookups (water & elec), Glamping Teepees, stocked ponds, trout stream, waterfalls, farm animals, overlanding, outdoor events. www.blueridgeranch.com/camping

Blue Ridge Tourist Court - 574 Old E King St, Boone. Fully
restored historic motel, A/C, book online.
www.blueridgetouristcourt.com (828) 290-9848.

Blue Ridge Travel Association - Free travel guide of the attractions, accommodations and events for locations along I-77 and I-81, and scenic byways of the mountains of Virginia. www.virginiablueridge.org (800) 446-9670.

Bolling Wilson Hotel - 1927 hotel redesigned to pay homage to Wytheville’s most prominent citizen, Edith Bolling Wilson, with design elements telling the story of her life. Elegant, cosmopolitan feel. www.bollingwilsonhotel.com (276) 223-2333.

KOA Kampground - From Boone, 194N 3 mi. Left on Ray Brown Rd. 1 mi. Beautiful view. Rec room, general store, laundry, pool. 123 Harmony Mtn. Lane, Boone, NC 28607. (828) 264-7250.

Our welcoming mountain town offers something for just about everyone, any time of the year. From epic outdoor adventures to world-famous spas and cozy mountain cabins to grand historic inns, there are many reasons why it's better in Boone. Visit www.exploreboone.com

Boyd Mountain Log Cabins - Seven restored antique hand hewn log cabins with 2-4 bedrooms on 150 acres with a Christmas tree farm. Open all year. MP 443 Waynesville or MP 455 Maggie Valley/Soco Gap, 10 min. off Pkwy. www.boydmountain.com (828) 926-1575.

Brierley Hill B&B - 985 Borden Rd, Lexington VA, MP 45.6. Large rooms & suites, country b'fast, views, voted One of the Top 10 Romantic Inns in the US. Pet friendly cottage. www.brierleyhill.com (540) 464-8421.

Bristol Caverns - 5 miles southeast of Bristol on US 421. Only 8 miles from I-81 Exit 3. A journey through the caverns will take you through millions of years of timeless beauty. Largest and most beautiful in Smoky Mountain region. Open daily. (423) 878-2011.

Have a big vacation in a small town! Enjoy pristine mountain beauty, whitewater rafting, Fontana Lake, trout fishing, horseback riding, hiking, scenic train ride, shopping or just relaxing. Rich Cherokee and Southern Appalachian history. Lodging includes inns, B&Bs, cabins, resorts, hotels, motels and campgrounds. Call (828) 488-3681 or visit www.GreatSmokies.com.

Bubba O'Leary's General Store - 17 miles east of MP 384.7 US Hwy 74 Alt., open year round, old timey fun stuff and gear for all your mountain adventures. www.bubbaolearys.com (828) 625-2479.

4 mi. from Parkway Milepost 90.9. Downtown historic district with structures dating from 1750 - 1950. Shops filled with antiques, art, furniture & collectibles. Walk our Swinging Bridge or paddle the James River. www.townofbuchanan.com (540) 254-1212.