Promenez-vous sur la Blue Ridge Parkway à bord de votre Slingshot
The Blue Ridge Parkway includes numerous pull-off points where you can soak in the spectacular scenery. Photo courtesy of Robin Goetz.
For a long, scenic, roller coaster of a Joyride, fuel up and head to the Blue Ridge Parkway. It’s actually a 469-mile-long national park that runs through parts of Virginia and North Carolina atop a ridge in the Appalachian Mountains. It’s a high-rising, twisty route that’s calling you and your Slingshot.
The parkway rolls up and down over hundreds of peaks, twists, and turns, through countless curves, and runs through 26 tunnels. There are spectacular scenic overlooks, lush forests, wildlife, and access to cities that offer lodging, dining, shopping, and services such as fuel.
Note that “America’s Favorite Drive” is a parkway, not a speedway, so the speed limit is usually 45 mph, but you and your Slingshot will carve every turn and create countless memories.
Access the parkway wherever it’s convenient and become entranced by this twisting, paved ribbon of a road. And remember to tag your photos with #SingshotLife.
Pratiquement tous ceux qui ont assisté à l’événement Slingshots in the Smokies de 2019 ont roulé sur la Blue Ridge Parkway. Photo gracieuseté de Robin Goetz
Sources d’information sur les randonnées
Blue Ridge Parkway, National Park Service
Historique, alertes de voyage et renseignements sur la planification d’un voyage
https://www.nps.gov/blri/index.htm
Ass. de la Blue Ridge Parkway
Des informations de voyage détaillées, des cartes et une application de planification de voyage