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13 Remote Places In Virginia That Are Nothing Short of Awesome
13 Off-The-Beaten-Path Places In Virginia That Are Nothing Short of Awesome
By Anna Strock|Updated on May 01, 2021(Originally published April 26, 2021)
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Anna Strock
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Virginia staff writer for Only in Your State, freelance writer and journalist. Even though Anna has lived other places, somehow Virginia is where she always seems to land.
If you’ve been to the art and history museums, seen the major attractions in all of the guidebooks, and visited all the monuments in and around D.C., then you’ll want to see this list of remote places in Virginia for sure. While some of these places might be in larger “tourist” areas, like Williamsburg, they are not always the first thing you’ll see on the tour. But rest assured, they are definitely worth seeing. From a D-Day memorial in the hometown of “The Bedford Boys” to a couple of colonial apothecary shops, both with links to George Washington, these not-so-average attractions of Virginia will keep you fascinated from start to finish. It’s amazing what treasures you can find when you go off the beaten path even just a little…
Don’t just take our word for it, get out there and explore these amazing remote places in Virginia for yourself. You’ll be glad you did. What other places are out there that are worth the trip? Let us know your favorite attractions in Virginia – off the beaten path or otherwise!
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What are the best hidden gems in Virginia?
One of the best ways to explore Virginia is by checking out the variety of hidden gems located throughout the state. From the mountains to the coast, the Old Dominion holds hidden treasures just waiting for you to find. Need some help knowing where to start? For the best hidden gems in Virginia, we'd recommend Great Dismal Swamp and Lake Drummond, Hollywood Cemetery, Tangier Island, Fairy Stone State Park, the Channels Natural Area Preserve, Huntley Meadows Park, Natural Chimneys Park, Staunton River State Park, Natural Tunnel State Park, Devil's Bathtub, High Knob Observation Tower, and Grayson Highlands.
What are the most unique places in Virginia?
As mentioned above, Devil's Bathtub is one of the most unique places in Virginia. Tucked away in the woods, this natural wonder can be accessed via a challenging 7.2-mile hike known as Devil's Fork Loop. However, rest assured that your efforts will be well rewarded. Devil's Bathtub is a natural waterfall swimming hole with the most mesmerizing water. Whether you decide to go for a dip or simply enjoy the beautiful emerald green of the water, you'll be glad you visited one of the most unique places in Virginia.
What are some fun things to do in Virginia?
For something fun and out-of-the-ordinary, why not plan a stargazing trip? Virginia is home to several places that are perfect for admiring the night sky, and at the top of the list is Staunton River State Park. It holds the designation of being an International Dark Sky Park, meaning there's low light pollution and the stars seem to shine even more brightly here. You can camp at the park and sleep under these magnificent stars for a night you won't soon forget.