Due to the impacts of Hurricane Helene, WRAL meteorologist Elizabeth Gardner said North Carolina’s mountain areas would likely not be ready for visitors until after the fall foliage season.

The hunt for fall colors in North Carolina begins in late September at Grandfather Mountain. This mountain peak sits at nearly 6,000 feet in elevation and is a UN Biosphere Reserve.

RALEIGH, N.C. (WNCN) — We are starting to see patchy color here at home in central North Carolina ... seeing peak or near-peak fall colors! Parts of Grandfather Mountain opened back up to ...

If you’ve been searching for a weekend getaway that’s a quaint step back in time while immersing yourself into the local ...

If you are wondering how much snow piled up in the North Carolina mountains over the past few weeks, let’s just say the higher you go, the deeper you’ll sink. Great Smoky Mountains National ...