easy
3–4 hours
No special fitness level required as the tour is conducted from a Jeep with only light walking at stops.
Explore the stunning Blue Ridge Parkway like never before with a private Jeep tour from Asheville Jeep Tours. Enjoy exclusive access to scenic overlooks, rich history, and natural beauty all while riding in comfort.
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Experience the breathtaking beauty of the Blue Ridge Parkway with Asheville Jeep Tours' exclusive Blue Ridge Parkway Jeep Tour departing from the historic Omni Grove Park Inn. This private adventure offers an unparalleled way to explore one of America’s most scenic routes, winding through lush forests, rolling hills, and panoramic mountain vistas. Cruising in a comfortable, fully-equipped Jeep, you’ll journey beyond typical tourist spots to discover hidden overlooks, charming mountain towns, and locally treasured natural landmarks. The knowledgeable guides from Asheville Jeep Tours provide fascinating insights into the region’s ecology, geology, and rich Appalachian heritage, making the experience both thrilling and educational. Ideal for travelers seeking adventure paired with comfort, this tour is designed for small groups or families eager to discover a unique side of Western North Carolina. Whether you’re watching fall foliage ignite the landscape or feeling the spring breeze at high elevations, this Jeep tour showcases the essence of outdoor adventure while keeping you connected to the legendary Blue Ridge scenery.
Mountain weather can be unpredictable year-round, so dressing in layers helps you stay comfortable during your Jeep tour.
Even though the tour is by Jeep, carrying water keeps you refreshed, especially during warmer months or longer excursions.
You’ll want to capture the breathtaking views and wildlife — ensure your devices are fully charged.
Some stops may include short walks on uneven terrain, so comfortable, sturdy footwear is a good idea.
The Blue Ridge Parkway was completed during the Great Depression as a New Deal project, meant to connect the Shenandoah and Great Smoky Mountains National Parks while promoting tourism and conservation.
Efforts by the National Park Service and local organizations work to protect the fragile mountain ecosystems and minimize impact through responsible tourism practices.
To stay warm during cool mountain mornings and evenings.
spring specific
Protect your skin from sun exposure during open-air jeep rides.
summer specific
Capture the stunning scenery and memorable moments throughout your adventure.
Ideal for short hikes or walking over rocky terrain during stops.