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Graves Mountain Lodge

Address: 205 Graves Mountain Lane, Old Blue Ridge Turnpike
Syria , VA 22743
Phone: 540-923-4231
Website
County lodging with horseback riding, fishing, petting zoo and other activities, plus several seasonal festivals and three family style meals available daily. Just down the road from DuCard, in the town of Syria. Rental cabins available. Read more...
   

Hiking: Old Rag Mountain and White Oak Canyon

Address: Robertson District, Virginia
Etlan , VA 22719
Website
The trailheads for these beautiful hikes are around the corner from our tasting room.  We have found it best for you to hike and THEN come to DuCard for wine, afterward! Read more...
   

Luray Caverns

Address: 101 Cave Hill Road
Luray , VA 22835
Phone: 540-743-6551
Website
One the most famous and popular attractions in our region, Luray Caverns is ‘over the mountain’ half an hour to the west on Route 211.  Open daily year-round for tours, it’s one of the world’s most spectacular natural wonders. Read more...
   

MAD ARTS – Madison Arts Exchange

Address: 7353 S. Seminole Trail
Rochelle , VA 7353 S. Seminole Trail
Phone: 540-948-3300
Website
Great shop, down Route 29 about 5 miles south of Madison, with local arts and crafts, garden supplies and plants, and an eclectic mix of other interesting things. Read more...
   

Montpelier

Address: 11350 Constitution Highway
Montpelier Station , VA 22957
Phone: 540-672-2728 x460
Website
This glorious 2,650-acre estate in Orange County, Virginia, was the lifelong home of James Madison. Recently restored to its early 1800s appearance, this is where the man wrote the Constitution of the United States, looking out over the Blue Ridge from his upstairs office.  Incredible. Tours of house and grounds available. Read more...