Tuscarora Country Club was established in 1957 and has been a key part of the community ever since. Men, women, juniors and seniors have been able to enjoy the family atmosphere and all the amenities through the years. An 18 hole Gene Hamm designed golf course, practice facility, Junior Olympic swimming pool, tennis courts, workout facility, fishing ponds and banquet Read more...
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Formerly, the home of the American Legion Hall, and located on Rt. 619 in Norton, Legion Park was constructed in May of 1996. It features a picnic shelter and access to an interpretive trail with kiosks that give information on local history and various regional tourists attractions. Available by reservation and on a no fee basis, the park contains picnic Read more...
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This county park is landmarked by a crystal-clear waterfall on Little Cedar Creek. For a pleasant walk, the park offers hiking trails, or try a leisurely afternoon of tennis. The kids will love the large newly upgraded playground. Picnic shelters are also available. Read more...
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The Jagged Edge is a driving route located in Southwest Virginia. With its winding back roads and Blue Ridge Mountain splendor, Southwest Virginia offers motorcyclists and sports car enthusiasts a memorable riding experience full of amazing views and undulating blacktop. The Lodge at Primland is centrally located to the 268-mile Jagged Edge, which is reputed to be the region’s premier Read more...
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We strive to raise quality Rocky Mountain horses from old bloodlines with the conformation, temperament and strong gait these horses are known for. We are a small farm in Fincastle, Virginia near Roanoke nestled between the Blue Ridge and Allegheny mountains and near the Jefferson National Forest. We are proud to breed, raise, show and trail ride the Rocky Mountain Read more...
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The purpose of the Smith Mountain Striper Club is to promote, protect and preserve the quality of landlocked striper angling in the fresh waters of Virginia through Education, Conservation, Community and Social activities. Read more...
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Nestled between the Allegheny and Blue Ridge Mountains, the meandering streams of the valley offer anglers an idyllic fishing destination. New to fly fishing? Our private waters offer stocked trout for beginners new to fly fishing. Our streams are perfect for those looking to put on waders and have a true fly fishing experience. In addition to our private Read more...
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Henry County Parks and Recreation provides easy access for paddlers to the Smith River. This public river access point behind Bassett Furniture Co. has convenient parking. In this relatively urban portion of the Smith River, paddlers will view what remains of a once vibrant furniture manufacturing industry along the river’s banks in Bassett and Stanleytown. This section, featuring Class I Read more...
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Travelers to the Blue Ridge Parkway will enjoy some of the 30 miles of scenery along this stretch within Carroll County, Virginia. The county offers an easy access the parkway at Fancy Gap from I-77 (Exit 8). Travelers to the parkway may wish to travel north from Fancy Gap to Milepost 189.1 for an elevated perspective (2,950 ft)of the Carolina Read more...
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Count’s Crossing is a charming pocket park on Main Street in Downtown Pulaski. This park offers picnic tables and benches for an outdoor lunch or break when visiting Main Street store fronts. There are artistic murals for picture taking, a beautiful view of Peak Creek to one side, and the Historic Pulaski County Courthouse on the other. Read more...
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Sand Dollar Seaplanes, Virginia’s premier seaplane tour operator offers exciting seaplane tours from locations throughout Lake Gaston and Kerr (Buggs Island) Lake in Virginia. Sand Dollar Seaplanes is dedicated to bringing the allure and romance of seaplane flight by providing a safe, efficient, environmentally friendly, moderately priced sightseeing experience. A Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) authorized Air Tour Operator, we can Read more...
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The YMCA offers innovative ways to get more involved with the world around you. Along with a range of exciting activities designed to bring families together, the Y also gives you the opportunity to give back to your community through coaching, mentoring or any number of volunteer options. We encourage you to take full advantage of your membership and get Read more...
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Winter, when the Allegheny Mountains are blanketed in white, is the perfect time to embark on snowy getaway to The Omni Homestead Resort. With skiing, snowboarding, tubing, mini snowmobiles, ice skating and a host of other activities, there are lots of ways to enjoy the winter season. The Omni Homestead offers a comfortable, relaxed and uncrowded area ideal for beginners. Read more...
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The Grayson Gravel Traverse is a 72-mile mixed-surface gravel bike route that connects the Virginia Creeper Trail and New River Trail over well-maintained and remote roads featuring a variety of challenging climbs. The route follows optimal west-east gravel corridors just south of the Grayson Highlands area, in the foothills of Virginia’s highest peaks, criss-crossing the creeks that carry water from the high mountains down Read more...
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Located at 99 1st Street Northeast, this park features a newly constructed skate park, basketball courts, scenic views along Peak Creek, and a restored walking bridge—renovated by Friends of Peak Creek—that connects directly to the growing Main Street district. Read more...
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Located in the Mount Rogers National Recreation Area, the Virginia Highlands Horse Trail is a 68-mile trail between Elk Garden and VA Rt. 94. It features mountainous terrain, valley views and valley crossings. The trail includes parking and primitive camping for those who trailer horses. Read more...
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The City of Norton is the smallest incorporated city in Virginia. Nestled beneath High Knob – the highest point in the Cumberland Mountains – Norton is centrally located between two main highways – U.S. 23 and U.S. Route 58 Alternate – and near the crossroads of Virginia, Kentucky, and Tennessee. The city’s Flag Rock Recreation Area is three miles above Read more...
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The Liberty Hill Public Beach offers a wide expanse of white sand beach, light shade from waterfront trees, and ample parking. This is also a great spot to view the John H. Kerr dam (the 4th largest dam in the U.S.), as well as the main body of Kerr Lake (the largest lake in Virginia). This FREE beach is also Read more...
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Widely recognized as one of Virginia’s greatest natural heritage treasures, Buffalo Mountain Natural Area Preserve is a place like no other. Enjoy a half-mile hike up the scenic monadnock. Enjoy panoramic views of 50 miles on a clear day. Buffalo Mountain, named for its shape, boasts many rare plant and animal occurrences. The combination of high-elevation (3,971 feet), wind-exposed openings Read more...
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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, are geological aspects of the landscape. The Volunteer Gap location along the parkway presents the visitor with an interesting panorama of a “mountain gap.” One usually associates a mountain with a narrow pass through the Read more...
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The Eastern National Children’s Forest is a unique site offering an easy hike for children and others who want an outdoor experience without an arduous and challenging hike. In 1971 a wildfire burned 1,176 acres on Potts Mountain which is about 22 miles south of the City of Covington. In 1972, over 1,000 children converged on the site from surrounding Read more...
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Tucked away in south-central Virginia, the park lies between the Dan and Staunton Rivers at the threshold of Buggs Island Lake (also known as Kerr Reservoir). The largest lake in Virginia is only one of the park’s many attractions. The shaded campgrounds, rustic cabins, picturesque picnic shelters, well-maintained nature trails, and plenty of exciting outdoor opportunities for the whole Read more...
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Our PDGA sanctioned disc golf course in the beautiful Blue Ridge Mountains of Virginia. An 18 hole course with 2 tee pads and 2 baskets allowing for 4 layouts to play. Perfect for recreational players or professionals. The course has woods, elevation, casual water, open fields and gorgeous surrounding. A destination course with cabins available to rent on the 100 acre Read more...
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With 1.5 miles of walking trails, the Doe Run Park Trail is perfect for the outdoor enthusiast. While walking the trails, hikers can see an abundance of wildlife and many varieties of tree and plant life. Doe Run Creek winds through the park providing visitors with beautiful scenery while walking the trails. Bring the family, the kids, and make a day out Read more...
Stonehaus Farms is a petting ranch offering farm tours so visitors can get an up close and personal look at the animals raised there. It also serves as a calm retreat from the hustle and bustle of urban life; escape the ordinary and learn about the lost arts and animal husbandry. Stonehaus’ mission is to enrich the life of each guest by providing unique Read more...
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Come out and enjoy the great outdoors on the beautiful Warm Springs Ranger District. Some of the best trout streams in the state run through this area of the forest and some of these streams feed into Lake Moomaw.Lake Moomaw offers boating, water skiing and swimming, in addition to fishing. Several nearby developed campgrounds offer a good place to stay Read more...
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The Penhook #9 Boat Access site sits on 22.7 acres of land. The facility features a two-lane concrete boat ramp with courtesy docks, paved parking for 42 vehicles with trailers, handicapped-accessible fishing pier, dusk to dawn lighting, and new restrooms (open during peak months). The facility is open from sunrise to sunset, overnights are not allowed. There is no launching Read more...
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Trimble Knob is a Summit in Highland County. The plug of an ancient volcano, Trimble Knob is the youngest volcano in Virginia. Trimble Knob is visible from US 220. The nearest major town is Mill Gap, VA. Read more...
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This trail starts easy at the entrance to the Rocky Knob campground around milepost 167 on the Blue Ridge Parkway. Then the trail descends over three miles into the backcountry camping area in the bottom of the gorge. The strenuous and rugged nature of the trail reveal part of the reason this pathway was given National Recreational Trail status. Also, Read more...
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From Ararat, Virginia; Squirrel Spur Road starts with winding turns along side cow pastures, tobacco fields, and pumpkin patches. The road traverses for 10 miles or so, with some nice twists and switchbacks. There are a couple of pull offs such as Angel Overlook, a great place to have a picnic and take in the views of the surrounding mountains. Read more...
The Skate Park located at J. Frank Wilson Park is the place where skate lovers can practice their craft. Whether you love to ramp skate or do tricks with your skateboard, the skate park at Wilson Park will provide hours of fun and exercise. The skate park was designed by a group of youth who love to skate every available Read more...
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Third Avenue is home to Danville’s first splash pad. This scenic park is located in the Third Avenue neighborhood near Fire Station Number 5. Amenities include splash pad with adjoining sheltered picnic tables, public restrooms, playground, paved parking lot, additional sheltered and unsheltered seating areas/picnic tables away from splash pad area. Park Open Dawn to Dusk Splash Pad Open Monday-Thursday Read more...
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Danville’s Riverwalk Trail provides over 9 miles of walking and biking surface along the beautiful Dan River. The Riverwalk Trail goes through parks, historic sites and businesses. The Riverwalk and mountain bike trail systems host a myriad of trail events to include bike races, trail runs, charity walks, marathons, canine events and environmental education activities as well as park special Read more...
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At 2.5 miles long, the Richard P. Gravely Jr. Nature Preserve Trail is an outdoor lovers dream. Two miles of wooded trail are found on the property along with an outdoor classroom for nature study. A self-guided tour along the Jones Cliff Trail leads guests back in time as they explore tobacco farming in the early 1900s and the Burgess Read more...
































