Whether you are interested in the natural beauty and opportunities to hike and ride through our area or the history and geology or NASCAR sanctioned racing; we at the Pulaski County Visitor Center can help make your stay an enjoyable one....
Pulaski County, Virginia is a community full of untouched natural resources. Nestled deep in the New River Valley against the splendor of the magnificent BLUE RIDGE MOUNTAINS, it is a community that celebrates its past heritage, while embracing the sensations of the flowing New River, the spectacle of seasonal changes along the New River Trail and Pulaski County's best kept secret, Claytor Lake State Park. All these factors and many more combine to make Pulaski...
Pulaski County is a beautiful and secluded environment for those who desire open spaces and enjoy a small town feel with big city things to do. From local wineries to rugged mountain bike trails, Pulaski County welcomes thrill seekers and restful dreamers. Start your day with sun kissed skin on the beach at Claytor Lake State Park, and adventure on the water with a paddle board rental at Mountain 2 Island. Head into the heart...
Photography Tours is an original tour that brings both the recreation of photography and the history of Southwest Virginia into one unique experience. The tour guide will illustrate the 15,000 years of geological history, and the approximately 3,124 years of social history as well as being the only tour to offer the history of photography. Advanced photography knowledge and years of experience living in Southwest Virginia means that photography tours of several waterfall locations or...
Nestled in the shadows of the Blue Ridge Mountains, in Patrick County you will find an unhurried way of life rich in the tradition and the friendliness of mountain communities. Guests to our county can stay at various B&B's, cabins, campgrounds, resorts and motels. Historical attractions include our classic antebellum courthouse which presides over the Town of Stuart, The Reynolds Homestead, Jack’s Creek and Bob White Covered Bridges. We also have numerous outdoor attractions including...
Nestled in the shadows of the Blue Ridge Mountains, in Patrick County you will find an unhurried way of life rich in the tradition and the friendliness of mountain communities. Guests to our county can stay at various B&B's, cabins, campgrounds, resorts and motels. Historical attractions include our classic antebellum courthouse which presides over the Town of Stuart, The Reynolds Homestead, Jack’s Creek and Bob White Covered Bridges. We also have numerous outdoor attractions including...
Abingdon is your basecamp for Southwest Virginia adventure! (2 Nights/3 Days)Located in the Blue Ridge mountains of Southwest Virginia, the town of Abingdon is known for its artsy vibe, historic charm and its proximity to some of the most spectacular outdoor recreation in the state.DAY ONEVisitors come from all over the world to ride The Virginia Creeper Trail, a bucket-list recreation trail that starts in Abingdon and travels 34.3 miles through the pristine scenery of Jefferson National Forest. One...
The New River-Radford, VAThe New River provides many 'old school' opportunities! Radford is bordered on three sides by the New River. With a number of public boat launches, it's easy to fish, float or canoe or kayak on the New. 'Tubing is a popular way to spend an 'old school' day as you leisurely float down the crystal clear waters.The fish are always biting and state records have been set on the New River for...
The New River provides many 'old school' opportunities! The City of Radford is bordered on three sides by the New River. With a number of public boat launches, it's easy to fish, float or canoe or kayak on the New. 'Tubing is a popular way to spend an 'old school' day as you leisurely float down the crystal clear waters.The fish are always biting and state records have been set on the New River for...
The New River Water Trail connects you with public and private access points to enjoy a variety of floats as summer winds down. Fishing, floating, or fun times are to be found along this 37 mile stretch through Giles County, Virginia. Floating Peaceful, yet dramatic the New River has scenic floats for you! The most popular float trip for kayakers, canoes, and rafts tends to the Eggleston to Pembroke section. You can scope out the best section...