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Crystal Springs Recreation Area

Discover Mother Nature at her best at this 1800 acre forested recreation area. Hiking trails abound, offering hikers a variety of terrain that ranges fr
Appalachian Horseback Riding Adventures

Appalachian Horseback Riding Adventures, located in western Grayson County, offers guided horseback riding trips in Mt. Rogers, Virginia's highest peak,
Devil’s Den Nature Preserve
The Devil's Den Nature Preserve is a unique 250 acre tract containing an abundance of cultural and natural resources. The preserve is situated on the easter
Blue Ridge Parkway – Agricultural Lease Interpretative Overlook
Most of the landscape along the 469 mile Blue Ridge Parkway consists of mountainous terrain and steep wooded ridges. The 30 mile stretch of the parkway throu
Volunteer Gap on the Blue Ridge Parkway
There are many unique and interesting things to see along the Blue Ridge Parkway in Carroll County. Aside from overlooks and historic and scenic waysides, ar
Orchard Gap on the Blue Ridge Parkway
There are many unique and interesting things to see along the Blue Ridge Parkway in Carroll County. In addition to overlooks and historic and sceni
Ryans Branch at Philpott Lake
Ryan's Branch is located on the north side of Philpott Lake, a 3000 acre lake with 100 miles of shoreline nestled among the rolling footh
Runnett Bag Park at Philpott Lake
Runnet Bag Recreation Park is located in Franklin County, with an elevation of 994 feet, or 303 meters above sea level. This Park is also known as Rennet Bag
Spikenard Farm Honeybee Sanctuary
Join us for educational workshops throughout the year or at one of our free Friday tours! Please visit our website for a full list of c
Draper Mercantile and Trading Co
The Draper Mercantile has been a favorite local hangout for over 125 years. We’re continuing that tradition and welcome you to the new gathering place
Wallen Ridge Trail – FT #329
Wallen Ridge and Lovelady Gap are part of the High Knob Landform. Wallen Ridge Trail, FT #329, is located in the Clinch Ranger District of the Jefferson
New River Fishing Guide Service
Let New River Fishing guide you to the "experience of a lifetime". Our knowledge of the New River and the state of-the-art rafts will make your fishing adventur
Daniel Boone Loop Trail
Located in the westernmost part of Virginia, the Daniel Boone Loop contains sites that have a strong historical connection to the early frontier. While this
Natural Tunnel State Park
More than 850 feet long and as high as a 10-story building, Natural Tunnel was naturally carved through a limestone ridge over thousands of years. Willi
Devils Fork Trail System
Located primarily on an old logging grade. You will pass many scenic areas such as a 20' waterfall, mountain overlooks and the Devils Bathtub which is an exc
Scott County Regional Horse Association
Scott County Horse Park is home to a wide range of equestrian events, including shows for various breeds, horse pulls and plow-offs for the draft horse enthu
Bark Camp Lake Trails
Highlights: lake views, waterfowl, rare plants

Length: 3.7 miles round trip Difficulty: easy to moderate Trailhead:

The trailhead is gated i
Clinch River (Scott Co. Access)
The Clinch River flows through some scenic gorges and has sweeping mountain views. Some sections contain Class I to III rapids. The river offers canoeing, ka
Bark Camp Recreation Area
The camp offers 25 camping units with tent pad, picnic table and parking spur near 60 acre warm water lake which provides opportunities for fishing and boati
Elk Creek Dragway
Elk Creek Dragway is a locally-owned and operated IHRA dragstrip located on Victory Lane in Elk Creek, Virginia. The dragstrip is incorporated and owned by s
Foxwood Farms
Foxwood Farms, located in beautiful Elk Creek, VA, is a private, stocked trout fishery on one mile of peaceful Elk Creek. The stream is stocked daily w
Cumberland Gap National Historical Park
The first great gateway to the west, Cumberland Gap is a mountain pass that was used by wildlife, Native Indian tribes, and later by settlers moving west.