Article
Small-Town Charm. Big Mountain Views. Tucked between the Blue Ridge Mountains and the Maury River, Buena Vista offers an authentic Shenandoah Valley experience filled with outdoor adventure, local flavor, and vibrant community spirit. Just minutes off the Blue Ridge Parkway, this welcoming small town invites you to slow down, explore, and connect.
Read More
Article
The Rockbridge Outdoors Festival celebrates outdoor recreation and regional pride, inviting people of all ages to try new activities, enjoy live music and demonstrations, explore local vendors and food trucks, and have hands-on fun in the outdoors.
Read More
Article
Glen Maury Park is Buena Vista's 315-acre recreational retreat with the Maury River flowing along its eastern boundary.
Read More
Article
Mark Cline is a Rockbridge County sculptor whose art can be found across the United States, including along famed Route 66.
Read More
Article
Seasonal attractions are reopening all over Lexington, Buena Vista, and Rockbridge County.
Read More
Article
Lexington's most coveted tickets are those of Lime Kiln Theater, Virginia's most unique entertainment venue. Family friendly and intimate, it's an experience you'll never forget and will long to recreate. Gather everything you need for a tailgate picnic or enjoy the on-site beer and wine paired with food truck treats.
Read More
Article
Seventy or more places in Lexington, Buena Vista, and Rockbridge County are dog-friendly, making it easy to travel the Shenandoah Valley with your four-legged best friend. From trails to historic sites and family fun attractions, there's no reason Fido can't tag along.
Read More
Article
There's something about the sound of water - or even one's proximity to water - that calms and soothes weary souls. Unwind in Lexington and Rockbridge County at one of our waterfront cottages, cabins, or bed and breakfasts. Coupled with the brisk mountain breezes, you may not want to leave.
Read More
Article
Choose your own river adventure on the Maury or the James – kayaking through whitewater, canoeing past wildlife, or snoozing in your inner tube. At swimming holes and lakes? Cannonball!
Read More
Article
Country roads curve through the Shenandoah Valley, linking historic villages and picturesque wineries to the nation’s most popular drive – The Blue Ridge Parkway.
Read More