Destination:
Rockbridge County
and Historic
Lexington, Virginia

Welcome to the great outdoors of Lexington and the Rockbridge area. Scenic byways and beautiful countryside connect the quaint cities and villages that make up the Rockbridge Area. With over 58,000 acres of National Forest in Rockbridge County and over 20,000 acres of state-managed land, you can enjoy a hike along a stream lined with mountain laurel or a stroll on the same path that was once a rail road. Camp at one of the various campgrounds and fish our stocked rivers for bass, catfish and trout. Run the rapids of Goshen Pass in a canoe or kayak or simply float along the Maury River in an inner tube. Enjoy bicycling through the Blue Ridge Mountains or horseback riding with one of our outfitters. When visiting, plan an extra day or two to take advantage of all there is to see and do. We have anything your adventurous heart desires.

• The Campground at Natural Bridge Inn.............(540) 291-2727
• Glen Maury Park.................................................(540) 261-7321
• James River Basin Canoe Livery .......................(540) 261-7334
• Rockbridge Outdoor Center...............................(540) 261-1975
• Virginia Horse Center ........................................(540) 463-4896
• Hiking Guide and expert advice..........................(540) 463-3235

For more information:
Lexington and Rockbridge Area Visitor Center
106 East Washington St., Lexington, Virginia 24450
(540) 463-3777
Toll Free: (877) 453-9822
Fax: (540) 463-1105
Email: lexington@rockbridge.net

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