Uniquely ALLEGHANY

So many things make the Alleghany Highlands a unique and special place to visit.

From friendly people who treat everyone like old friends to adrenaline pumping mountain bike trails, we hope you’ll stay long enough to discover the many things that make us Uniquely Alleghany.

A great resource for planning your visit is our official website, VisitAlleghanyHighlands.com. The site is full of beautiful photographs, helpful links, maps and a complete list of festivals and special events.

The Jackson River Scenic Trail is built on an old railroad bed that runs mostly parallel to the Jackson River. Hiking, biking and horseback riding are allowed.

Built in 1857, Humpback Bridge is the only bridge of its design still remaining in the United States. The bridge is now part of a five-acre wayside park that is a peaceful spot for a picnic or a photo opportunity.

Falling Spring Falls is a breathtaking 80’ waterfall that is one of the most visited and photographed spots in the Alleghany Highlands. It’s located along Route 220 just north of Covington.

Douthat State Park was one of the original six Virginia State Parks opened in 1936. The park features a lake with swimming and fishing. There are tent and RV sites, an equestrian camping area and cabins for rent. The park is perhaps best known for its 40 miles of hiking and mountain biking trails ranging from easy to challenging.

The Historic Masonic Theatre is an architectural treasure and stands as a testament to the vision of earlier citizens of the area who sought to foster entertainment opportunities and community fellowship. and