Blue Ridge Mountains

The Blue Ridge Mountains are a range within the Appalachian Mountains, stretching approximately 550 miles from Georgia to Pennsylvania. Known for their stunning blue-tinted appearance caused by atmospheric haze and dense forests of oak and hemlock, they feature rugged terrain, rolling hills, and scenic vistas. The region is rich in biodiversity and historic significance, offering outdoor activities like hiking and camping. The Blue Ridge Parkway, a famous scenic highway, highlights the area's natural beauty. These mountains play a vital role in the local climate, ecology, and culture of the southeastern United States.