Washington County Area Attractions

Barter Theare
Located in Downtown Abingdon.
Photo: Mike Pierry

The State Theatre
of Virginia
www.bartertheatre.com

White Top Mountain The second highest peak in Virginia.
photo: Mike Pierry

The Abingdon Historic District
is a collection of eighteenth and nineteenth
century domestic and commercial buildings that
illustrate the variety of architectural styles
and forms that appeared on the main thoroughfare of a
rural Virginia town in the last century.

Click here for a listing of motels,
inns, and bed and breakfasts.

The Martha Washington Inn located in downtown Abingdon.
Photo: Mike Pierry

The William King Regional Arts Center is the site of the former Abingdon Male Academy and the William King School, which served the town for many years.
Both an architectural and historical landmark
The Arts Center hosts cultural arts and special displays year round.

Click here for a listing of area Arts and Entertainment.

One of many Trout Fishing Streams
For more recreation and sport click here
Photo: Mike Pierry

Equestrian: The Mount Rogers National Recreation Area
Virginia Highlands Horse Trail
For more recreation and sport click here
Photo: Mike Pierry

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Barter Theare Located in Downtown Abingdon. Photo: Mike Pierry	The State Theatre of Virginia www.bartertheatre.com
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World Class Golf The Virginian Golf Club www.thevirginian.com Glenrochie Recreation Inc. www.glenrochie.com	Photo: Mike Pierry
White Top Mountain The second highest peak in Virginia. photo: Mike Pierry	Incredible Natural Treasures Grayson Highlands State Park Virginia Creeper Trail George Washington & Jefferson National Forests Mount Rogers National Recreation Area The Appalachian Trail Hidden Valley Lake and much much more!
The Abingdon Historic District is a collection of eighteenth and nineteenth century domestic and commercial buildings that illustrate the variety of architectural styles and forms that appeared on the main thoroughfare of a rural Virginia town in the last century. Click here for a listing of motels, inns, and bed and breakfasts.	The Martha Washington Inn located in downtown Abingdon. Photo: Mike Pierry
The Virginia Highlands Festival began in 1948 and is heldannually during the first two weeks of August Photo: Mike Pierry	Festivals Whitetop Moutain Maple Festival, 4th Sat. in March Fairview Ruritan’s Fiddlers Convention, 4th Sat March Naturalists’ Rally, Mt. Rogers, 1st Sat in May Whitetop Mountain Ramp Festival, 3rd Sun in May Wayne Henderson Festival, Grayson Highlands, 3rd Sat, June Grayson County Fiddlers Convention, 4th Sat, June Independence Day Celebration, July 4 Fairview Ruritan’s Bluegrass Festival, 4th Sat, July New River Festival, 3rd Sat, August Fries Fiddlers Convention, 3rd Sat, August Grayson Highlands Fall Festival, last full weekend in Sept. Baywood Fall Festival, 1st Sat. October Mountain Foliage Festival, 2nd Sat Oct Whitetop Mountain Molasses Festival, 2nd Sun October
The William King Regional Arts Center is the site of the former Abingdon Male Academy and the William King School, which served the town for many years. Both an architectural and historical landmark The Arts Center hosts cultural arts and special displays year round. Click here for a listing of area Arts and Entertainment.
One of many Trout Fishing Streams For more recreation and sport click here Photo: Mike Pierry	Equestrian: The Mount Rogers National Recreation Area Virginia Highlands Horse Trail For more recreation and sport click here Photo: Mike Pierry
White's Mill White's Mill is a 150 year old working mill located 4 miles from Abingdon. The mill is a Virginia State landmark.	Sinking Springs Cemetery The historical Sinking Springs Cemetery is located 3 blocks west of the Martha Washington Inn and contains the graves of some of Southwest Virginia's earliest pioneers and Civil War soldiers.
For Shopping click here	Also check out www.Damascus.org