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The 38th annual NTTW, taking place May 2-8, recognizes the Power of Travel and the critical role our industry will play in bringing back our vibrant communities, restoring the economy, rebuilding our workforce and reconnecting America.
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The Rockbridge Regional Tourism Board approved a sponsorship initiative allocating funds to support local events.
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Virginia Safari Park is home to 1,000 animal residents including elk, camels, deer, bison, ostrich, zebra, antelope, and many more! The animals are free to roam as you navigate three miles of gravel road, stopping to watch and feed them along the way.
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An award-winning member of Historic Hotels of America, The Georges occupies three buildings on both sides of Main Street in historic downtown Lexington. Each building has been named in honor of a George: Washington, Marshall, and Patton.
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Located off Interstate 81 in Natural Bridge, Virginia, the Pink Cadillac Diner is a local treasure that lures established fans as well as curious newbies from far and wide. With Elvis memorabilia, an old-fashioned jukebox, a genuine pink Cadillac, classic diner food, and 24 flavors of ice cream, you’ll find a feast for your eyes, ears, and taste buds.
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Restaurants with outdoor dining areas are ready-to-serve in Lexington, Virginia and throughout Rockbridge County. From peaceful patios to city sidewalks, enjoy drinking and eating in the great outdoors at these eateries.
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The first non-profit, community-owned drive-in theatre in the U.S., Hull’s Drive-In Theatre is one of eight drive-in theatres currently operating in Virginia. Hull’s Drive-In Theatre first opened in 1950 and can accommodate 320 cars.
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Goshen Pass is a 936-acre preserve protecting the 3.7-mile Goshen Pass gorge on the Maury River, located about 10 miles west of Lexington. Boasting steep slopes, jagged rocks, cliffs, river and shoreline, as well as forests and woodlands, it changes with every season and flow of the river, yet it’s always a beautiful place.
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Originally built in 1926, an iconic feature of the downtown Lexington, Virginia cityscape has been recently renovated and rebranded as The Gin Hotel. And two blocks down on the same side of the street sits Tonic Restaurant & Inn, which was originally built in 1887 and also rebranded in 2020.
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Located in Natural Bridge, Virginia, Dinosaur Kingdom II is a one-of-a-kind display of fiberglass art. Recently named the “Best Roadside Attraction in Virginia” by USA Today 10Best, it offers the chance to walk among life-sized dinosaurs and ponder alternate history.
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