Born as a "make work" road-building project in the hard times of the Great Depression, the Blue Ridge Parkway endures today as one of America's most famous and beloved highways. Winding through Virginia and North Carolina, across some of the East's highest peaks, the route is bookended by two national parks — Shenandoah to the north and Great Smoky Mountains to the south. In every season of the year, each of the parkway's 469 miles abounds with scenic and cultural delights.
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