Things to Do
- - - #UniquelyAlleghany
- - - An escape to the Alleghany Highlands offers lots of ways to kick back and enjoy our way of life. A life surrounded not only by the beauty of the mountains, but also by a genuine friendliness that can only be found in small communities.
Places to Stay
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- - - You’ll feel right at home from the moment you arrive in the Alleghany Highlands. No matter where you stay, you’ll experience the friendliness and hospitality that the Alleghany Highlands of Virginia is famous for. We wouldn’t have it any other way.
Places to Dine
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- - - Alleghany Highlands has lots of unique, locally-owned restaurants, as well as nationally known chains. So, whether you’re looking for a quick bite to fuel the busy day you’ve planned or a relaxing meal with friends, you’ll have no trouble finding something to satisfy your appetite.
Uniquely Alleghany
- - - #UniquelyAlleghany
- - - Alleghany Highlands is home to many one-of-a-kind opportunities. The region is well-known for its exceptional outdoor recreation, including the best mountain biking in Virginia and world-class fly fishing. You may be surprised to learn about some of the other unique offerings in the area.
Reaching the Highlands
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Reaching the Highlands

Life in the Alleghany Highlands may seem like a world away from the stress of every day life, but getting here couldn’t be easier.

The region is easily accessible by car and by train.

Interstate 64 makes it easy to get here from Richmond, Norfolk, Washington, Charleston, and most every other mid-Atlantic city. For a more scenic route, consider Route 220 out of Roanoke or Route 60, also known as the famous Midland Trail that runs from the Atlantic to the Pacific.

You can also leave your car behind and reach the Alleghany Highlands by train. Amtrak arrives and departs from Clifton Forge, Virginia. Visit www.amtrak.com for schedules and fares.

Alleghany Highlands regional map

Mileage to the Alleghany Highlands:

City	Distance (Miles)
Baltimore, Maryland	263
Charleston, West Virginia	143
Greensboro, North Carolina	156
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania	364
Richmond, Virginia	174
Roanoke, Virginia	54
Washington, D.C.	228

Visitor Center

The Alleghany Highlands Visitor Center is a great resource for visitors. It has maps, trail guides and brochures for all the fun things to do in the region. Perhaps most importantly, it is staffed with friendly and knowledgeable people who can answer all your questions about the Alleghany Highlands.