Cheap Things To Do in Woolwine, Virginia

(Clifford Wood, 45', 1977, private, 46-68-A) across Smith River S. of Woolwine , Smith River Township, Patrick County, VA. VA8 S. 2.1 miles from jct with VA40 at Woolwine to the bridge on the ... More on dalejtravis.com

(Jacks Creek, 48', 1916, closed to motor traffic, 46-68-02) across Smith River S. of Woolwine , Smith River Township, Patrick County, VA. VA8 S. 2.3 miles from jct with VA40 in Woolwine, W. on VA61... More on dalejtravis.com

(Bob White, 80', 1920, closed to motor traffic, 46-68-01) across the Smith River SE of Woolwine, Smith River Township, Patrick County, VA. Directions taken from atawalk.com : 13.4 miles south of US221 at Floyd past Woolwine on VA8 ... More on dalejtravis.com

'Philpott Lake' is a reservoir in the U.S. state of Virginia. It is impounded by Philpott Dam. The lake is at an elevation of 974 feet (297 m) msl covers an area of 2,880 acres (11.65 km) and has a shoreline length of 110 ... More on Wikipedia

Inscription. Down this path you will find buildings, farm implements and other displays that document rural life in Appalachia over a period of about 100 years. Most were restored and arranged here during the 1940s and 1950s. These ... More on HMDB

(Helen Lindsay, 22', 1979, 46-31-A) across Burks Fork N. of Meadows of Dan, Burke Fork Township, Floyd County, VA. Blue Ridge Pkwy. N. 3.8 miles from jct with US58 in Meadows of Dan, W. on SR799 (Conner Grove Rd.) 2.9 miles to the ... More on dalejtravis.com

Constructed of native stones from the Blue Ridge Mountains, the beautiful rock churches in Floyd are three of the six rock churches built in the first half of the 20th century under the leadership of Rev. Bob Childress. Made famous ... More on Virginia.org

THE J.E.B. STUART BIRTHPLACE PRESERVATION TRUST INC. In 1991, the Trust was formed for the express purpose ... More on Jebstuart.org

It was a nice drive though, and excellent views ! More on TripAdvisor

Zion Lutheran Church & Cemetery is located one mile north of the town of Floyd. The white frame church stands in a grove of oak trees, separated from the cemetery by a growth of pines. In 1791 the first wave of German-American pioneer ... More on Virginia.org