We are elated to be with you and grateful for your journey to Lynchburg. Below are attractions and distinctly local places we offer as suggestions for fun, relaxation, and refreshments. From beautiful architecture, parks, and monuments to rooftop bars, there is something for all interests and tastes.

Outdoor adventures for active fun and exploration

Black Water Creek Trail: https://www.lynchburgparksandrec.com/trails/trails-of-blackwater-creek/

Percival's Island: https://www.lynchburgvirginia.org/listings/percivals-island-natural-area/

Hike at Devil's Marble Yard: https://www.alltrails.com/trail/us/virginia/devils-marbleyard-via-belfast-trail

Check out the Batteau Festival: https://www.vacanals.org/batteau

Museums & Gardens

https://www.poplarforest.org/ Thomas Jefferson's country home.

https://www.dday.org/ The National D-Day Memorial honoring D-Day veterans.

https://www.annespencermuseum.org/ A Virginia landmark with gardens and former home of the Harlem Renaissance poet

https://www.gravegarden.org/ A 27-acre public garden and arboretum, this cemetery was established in 1806, and is the oldest municipal cemetery still in use, according to the website. It is on the National Register of Historic Places.