Things To Do in Flint Hill, Virginia

Farfelu, Virginia�s first winery, is just 60 minutes west of DC in the heart of the Blue Ridge Mountain foothills. Farfelu, pronounced , means 'eccentric' in old French, which is what people though... More on AppellationAmerica.com

Northern Virginia is a wine taster’s heaven, especially wine tasters who don't care for reds. More on igougo

Virginia?s first winery welcomes you to enjoy artisan wines in a one-of-a-kind rustic setting. Located 60 miles west of Washington, DC at the foot of the Blue Ridge mountains, Farfelu?s motto is ?Serious Wine for Un-Serious People.? ... More on Virginia.org

Inscription. The three brick cabins in the field before you are tangible connections to the enslaved people of Rappahannock County before and during the Civil War. Many slaves escaped to Union lines here and elsewhere, and some former ... More on HMDB

Screens: 1 Sound: Car Capacity: 300 Typical season: Technical details: none Front Royal Drive-In Timeli... More on drive-ins.com

The area is as a full of leaf watchers as any town in New England at that time of year, and it can be quite... More on Yahoo! Travel

Inscription. During the Civil War, two mills stood on the Rush River in this vicinity on the property of John Jett, who resided at Ellerslie half a mile south of here. They included the Avon Mill before you and the Jett Mill (no longer ... More on HMDB

Inscription. Pvt. Albert G. Willis, Co. C, Col. John S. Mosby's Partisan Rangers (43d Battalion, Virginia Cavalry) and at least one other Ranger were captured about 13 Oct. 1864 near Gaines Crossroads by Union Brig. Gen. William H. ... More on HMDB

Skyline Caverns are home to the rare and beautiful anthodites. These minerals are also called flowers-cryst... More on showcaves.com

Being of the mind that once you seen one Cave tour you've seen them all, (This is not at all like real spel... More on Yahoo! Travel

Inscription. Surveyed and platted by George Washington with the assistance of John Lonem and Edward Corder, as chainmen; August 4, 1849. Organized and established as a town by the General Assembly of Virginia, December 14, 1896. Incorporated ... More on HMDB

Inscription. One-half mile southeast of this location is Ellerslie, which was built in 1814 by French Hugenot Col. John Jett and his wife Hannah Calvert for their son James Jett, Jr. on a 1,000-acre tract. In 1749, George Washington ... More on HMDB