You dont have to look far to find the best fall color in Virginia.
Hop theBlue Ridge Parkwayand take it north to find great fall foliage inVirginia.
Park trails connect to the 16,000-acre forest.
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If you make the trip in early fall, don’t miss the zip lining and elk tours.
Visit the section in Virginia to see some of the most striking foliage on the East coast.
Campgrounds, yurts, and a bunkhouse are available in this backpackers' paradise.
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Be sure to obtain the necessary permits before visiting.
It includes the Lewis Fork Wilderness area and Mount Rogers, Virginia’s highest point.
There are also hiking trails, waterfalls, and vibrant fall foliage throughout the park.
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Admission to the park includes a visit to the Monacan Indian Village; interpretive programs are held through November.
Enjoy a picnic, launch a boat, or set out on a hike along 8 miles of trails.
Then explore the northern Shenandoah Valley for wineries and breweries, scenic drives, museums, and battlefields.
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Make a stop at Hazel Mountain Overlook near Luray to see the changing leaves.
Lodging, camping, and guided horseback rides are available through October; check the website for details.
Stay in the six-room lodge, fully stocked cabins, or campground.
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Then venture onto 24 miles of trails to check out the views, or spend the day fishing.
It’s a popular spot for hiking, fishing, camping, and biking.
11012 Edmonds Ln., Delaplane, VA 20144
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This beautiful location has been painted and photographed many times throughout its 100 years of existence. It’s surrounded by picturesque mountains and colorfull trees that come alive in the fall. This rural landmark is located at milepost 176.2 of the Blue Ridge Parkway in Floyd County, Virginia.For more information:Mabry Mill.Credit: Bruce Henderson/Visit Virginia’s Blue Ridge
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