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Do it in Damascus, Va

PO Box 1113, Damascus, VA 24236
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Your Base Camp for the Ultimate Outdoor Adventures. . .

Located in the Blue Ridge mountains of Southwest Virginia, the town of Damascus is known as a Trail Town, USA for its 7+ national, regional, and local trails that intersect within the town limits.  Called “the friendliest town” on the Appalachian Trail, Damascus is also famous for its small-town charm and its proximity to some of the most spectacular outdoor recreation in the state.

Here in Damascus, you are minutes away from world-class hiking, biking, trout fishing, and bouldering, and, thanks to our central location, you can easily enjoy one of the best culinary, music, and spirited scenes in the region.

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Edith Bolling Wilson Birthplace Museum

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Visit the birthplace and childhood home of First Lady Edith Bolling Wilson. Born and raised in Wytheville, Edith Bolling Wilson is a descendant of Pocahontas. As one of only eight historic sites across the country dedicated to the interpretation of a First Lady, the museum tells the story of the overlooked, yet vitally important role Edith Bolling Wilson played in the Read more...
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Family Lodges at Occonneechee State Park

New
2068.69 miles
Occoneechee State Park’s two family lodges are perfect for executive retreats and small, informal meetings. Designed with open living space, the living-dining room area comfortably seats 25 with a variety of seating options. Each lodge sleeps up to 16, and other cabins are available for additional overnight stays. The lodges especially facilitate team-building. Next to the lodge are a picnic Read more...
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Green Pastures/Longdale Recreational Area

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2068.69 miles
In the 1930’s the Clifton Forge Chapter of the NAACP requested that the Forest Service construct a recreation area for use by the African Americans in the area. During this era, segregation in America was the norm, and African Americans were prevented from using forest facilities. The plans were approved in 1936 and construction of the recreation area began in Read more...
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