Just five miles from the start of the scenic Blue Ridge Parkway, Humpback Rocks captures the natural beauty and mountain heritage that defines this iconic route. Hike to the Humpback rock outcroppings or explore authentic 1890s farm buildings, carefully relocated …
Grand Caverns was discovered in 1804 by Bernard (Barnette) Weyer while trying to retrieve one of his traps. Weyers Cave opened for tours in 1806, making it the oldest continually operating show cave in the U.S. It boasts some amazing …
This seasonal adventure park features go-carts, batting cages, miniature golf, and arcade games.
The Waynesboro Visitors’ Center, convienently located in downtown Waynesboro, has information on local hikes, the Blue Ridge Tunnel, local attractions, events and festivals as well as maps and travel guides all around the state of Virginia. With ammenities like free …
The Blue Ridge Tunnel trail system offers two access points to the tunnel: The western trailhead is situated just east of Waynesboro at 483 Three Notched Mountain Highway and has 20 spaces and 2 oversized areas for small buses. The …
Bring the kids downtown to the Blue Ridge Children’s Museum’s Natural Playground! Kids can enjoy an outdoor kitchen, sensory maze, building logs, and a rock slide amongst other activities. A community mural, Flower Garden, painted by artist Chicho Lorenzo, provides …
