It’s also nicknamed “America’s Coolest Hometown.”
you might enjoy the drink around town along with offbeat varieties like flavored fudge.
But you dont have to be a hiker to experience one of the trails best towns.
Lookout of over a scenic mountain view.Credit:Chad Williams/Courtesy of Virginia Tourism Corporation
The scenic drive has more than 300 curves in around 30 miles.
Nearby Saltville is worth a detour, especially for theMuseum of the Middle Appalachians.
Grab a BLT sandwich while browsing the shop for locally made goods.
Print making at Henderson School of Appalachian Art.Courtesy of Virginia Tourism Corporation
you could also pick up your mail here and take advantage of the hiker box stocked with goodies.
Hungry Mother State Park, a short drive away, was built in 1933 by the Civilian Conservation Corps.
The state park is also home to traditional campsites and yurts.
A burger and fries from the General Francis Marion Hotel.Courtesy of Virginia Tourism Corporation
Exterior of General Francis Marion Hotel.Courtesy of Virginia Tourism Corporation