The Blue Ridge runs from northern Virginia through the Carolinas into north Georgia. Pick a region below to see what is there, then find a rental close by.
This stretch has the Appalachian Trail's famous ledges, old mills along the Parkway, and the wild ponies of Grayson Highlands. Small towns here are known for traditional mountain music. From short walks to roadside falls to long climbs onto rock summits, there is a trail for nearly every ability. Check conditions before you go, since trails and parking can change.
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Catawba, VA · Roanoke and Southwest Virginia
A rock ledge on the Appalachian Trail above the Catawba Valley, among the most photographed spots on the trail. The hike is long enough that you should plan most of a day. Parking has been changing, so check with the Roanoke Appalachian Trail Club before you drive out.
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Bedford, VA · Roanoke and Southwest Virginia
A recreation area on the Blue Ridge Parkway with a small lake at the base of Sharp Top and trails to summit views. There is a lodge and a visitor center, with seasonal hours. Phone shown is the Parkway's main number.
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Natural Bridge, VA · Roanoke and Southwest Virginia
A stone arch more than 200 feet high carved by a creek, with a trail beneath it and walks to a small waterfall. Thomas Jefferson once owned the land. It is now a Virginia state park.
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Mouth of Wilson, VA · Roanoke and Southwest Virginia
High open balds near Mount Rogers where wild ponies graze, with trails that cross the Appalachian Trail. The ponies are wild, so keep your distance and do not feed them.
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Abingdon, VA · Roanoke and Southwest Virginia
A converted railroad grade that runs from Abingdon toward the North Carolina line, popular for biking, especially downhill from Whitetop. The trail crosses old trestles and runs beside a creek. Phone shown is for Abingdon's visitor center.
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