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Grayson Highlands State Park
Build an enthusiasm for bouldering at this magnificent state park.
Prepare for a wide range of activities with scenic views of alpine-like peaks. Mountains here reach up to 5,000 feet high or more, including the highest point in Virginia. Rock climbing without ropes is big in this park.
Climb a rock or several, at seven boulder fields. Climbers have mapped out 700 different problems. You must be at the peak of your game because bringing your own ropes is not allowed.
Hum a new tune at the Wayne C. Henderson Music Festival and Guitar Competition in June. Bluegrass and local music reign in this region. Take in the Grayson Highlands Fall Festival with more live music and artists.
Hike the 13 trails in the park. They range from 1/2 mile to 3 miles in length. Challenge yourself with a trek up Mount Rogers and Whitetop Mountain, the two highest peaks in Virginia. Keep an eye out for
Prepare for a wide range of activities with scenic views of alpine-like peaks. Mountains here reach up to 5,000 feet high or more, including the highest point in Virginia. Rock climbing without ropes is big in this park.
Climb a rock or several, at seven boulder fields. Climbers have mapped out 700 different problems. You must be at the peak of your game because bringing your own ropes is not allowed.
Hum a new tune at the Wayne C. Henderson Music Festival and Guitar Competition in June. Bluegrass and local music reign in this region. Take in the Grayson Highlands Fall Festival with more live music and artists.
Hike the 13 trails in the park. They range from 1/2 mile to 3 miles in length. Challenge yourself with a trek up Mount Rogers and Whitetop Mountain, the two highest peaks in Virginia. Keep an eye out for the wild ponies that roam freely in the park.
Choose from 41 electric sites, 28 standard sites, and four yurts for camping options.
Activities in the park
1 campground in Grayson Highlands State Park
Located almost right on the southern border of Virginia, Grayson Highlands is a gorgeous getaway no matter what state you're coming from. As the gateway to the state's highest peak and a feeder into the Appalachian Trail and the Grayson Highlands, this is a hiker's haven to boot. Whether you're looking to traverse it by foot, horse, or bike, there Read more...
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