A 469 mile long non-commercialized route in the mountains. The primary tourist season is May - October. Camping, hiking, fishing, bicycling, picnicking, overlooks and much more. Plenty of spring and fall color to observe. The speed limit is 45 MPH. Motorcoaches are allowed on the Parkway, however, short distances are recommended.

Hiking, Camping, Fishing, Hunting, Horse Trails, ATV Trails, Picnicking, and Scenic Byways are available at The George Washington and Jefferson National Forests. Nearly 1.9 million acres offer one of the greatest concentrations in the Southeast. Recreation areas range from highly developed to the isolated solitude of the wilderness.

The Natural Bridge of Virginia, a national historic landmark. Treasured by kings, purchased by patriots, this great stone monument is the looking-glass of history-- 20 stories of solid rock, carved by the fingers of nature.

Milepost 86 off the Blue Ridge Parkway. Known for its exceptional hiking trails that challenge fitness enthusiasts. The adjacent overnight lodge is known for its food buffets and lake rimmed mountain views.