Things To Do in Nellysford, Virginia

Hill Top Berry Farm and Winery offers a unique experience to both fruit lovers and historians. Featuring "T... More on Virginia.org

All in all, its good for a quick stop and to experience what ancient wine making was like. More on TripAdvisor

"Loggers Alley, one of the top five downhills in the state of Virginia" -Washington Post. A twelve mile 3000ft vertical drop from Devils Knob (top of the Blue Ridge Mountains) to Stoney Creek (Rock... More on trails.mtbr.com

Here is the real deal : It is a downhill FIREROAD nothing more or less. More on trails.mtbr.com

Here at the Fountain Room in The Mark Addy Inn we are passionate about our international cuisine in an elegant setting. Gourmet cuisine and menus are prepared daily by Innkeeper, Rafael, and provide selection...always eclectic, always ... More on Virginia.org

South of France setting with imported wine and cheeses. Organic fare, serving lunch and dinner with brunch ... More on Virginia.org

A producer-only market, featuring live music, fresh local produce, baked goods, fine crafts, plants, cut flowers and more...something new every week. Downtown Nellysford under the big white tent in beautiful ... More on Virginia.org

Mall Preview These are some of the treasures found at Tuckahoe Antique Mall on a recent trip: More on Tuckahoeantiquemall.com

10,000 square feet of antiques under one roof: oak, walnut and primitive furniture, collectibles, art, glassware, reproductions. Open Thursday ... More on Virginia.org

Fine art and craft including pottery, jewelry, paintings, sculpture, woodworking, glass, fiber arts and more. Located south ... More on Virginia.org

Total interiors for home, office or resort. Distinctive furniture, art, antiques and accessories for over 50 years. ... More on Virginia.org

Explore Nelson County Wines". Located in the beautiful Rockfish Valley, near the Blue Ridge Parkway, the winery and vineyards offer spectacular scenry throughout the seasons. Part of the original historic Highview Plantation, the ... More on Virginia.org