North Carolina unveils a bit of more good news as the state trudges forward in the aftermath of Hurricane Helene. Beginning Friday, November 15, 2024, Elk Knob, Lake James, New River, and Stone ...

All backcountry campsites in nine Western North Carolina state parks have been closed effective Nov. 10 due to increased fire risk, according to an N.C. Division of Parks and Recreation news release.

An update on the North Carolina’s state parks that are closed after Hurricane Helene and info on when they are expected to open again.

An update on the North Carolina’s state parks that are closed after Hurricane Helene and info on when they are expected to open again.

The N.C. State Parks system is raising some user fees for its facilities across the state to reflect increased costs of operation. The state Division of Natural and Cultural Resources announced ...

Which Western NC state parks are reopening, still closed after Hurricane Helene shut them all down, wiped out trails, damaged camping areas.

North Carolina park officials announced a number of parks across the state have closed in the wake of Helene's aftermath. The closure includes all state parks west of Interstate 77.

After Helene tore through Western North Carolina, the state closed all 13 of its parks west of Interstate 77. Most of them have since reopened, at least partially.

While there are plenty of parks still open for leaf viewing, there are some areas still closed due from Tropical Storm Helene recovery efforts.

Which Western NC state parks are reopening, still closed after Hurricane Helene shut them all down, wiped out trails, damaged camping areas.

While there are plenty of parks still open for leaf viewing, there are some areas still closed due from Tropical Storm Helene recovery efforts.