Mount Rogers: Hike the Appalachian Trail to Virginia’s Highpoint in Mouth of Wilson
At an elevation of 5,730 feet, Mount Rogers is the highest point in Virginia. This sought-after peak can be reached
Read moreAt an elevation of 5,730 feet, Mount Rogers is the highest point in Virginia. This sought-after peak can be reached
Read moreA stop at the Raccoon Branch Campground near Sugar Grove, Virginia allows for a 4.8-mile out-and-back hike that includes the
Read moreThere are 62 Appalachian Trail shelters in Virginia, including the Chestnut Knob Shelter near Burke’s Garden in Southwest Virginia. This
Read moreAn 8.1-mile hike near Ewing, Virginia allows you to step inside 250-foot-wide Sand Cave. Once a massive rock, wind eroded
Read moreIt’s not hard to love a good hike with a view, even if a challenging uphill slog (er, ascent) is
Read moreThere’s so much to see and explore on foot in Virginia, including more than a few historic hiking trails that
Read moreWho else is looking forward to spring and summer hikes? Me. Me. Me. I especially love hikes in nature preserves
Read moreI love it when I’m leisurely hiking along a trail and I stumble upon a primitive camp site. I always
Read moreWe’re so fortunate to have 41 delightfully scenic state parks here in Virginia. Nearly all have at least one hiking
Read moreA few weeks ago, I set off for another adventure in Southwest Virginia to explore the area’s hiking trails. This
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