Grayson Highlands is the highest state park in Virginia, with elevations topping 5,089 feet. This altitude creates an environment more like what you’d find hundreds of miles north in New England than what’s typical of the southern Appalachians.

Consider your next incredible scenic road trip by connecting door to door state parks in Virginia's mountains.

From camps to ranger-led programs to self-guided activities, Virginia State Parks offer a variety of fun ways to become a Junior Ranger this summer. Discover the possibilities available and register your child today!

Whether you prefer fishing in lakes, rivers, creeks, oceans or the bay, there are plenty of places to cast your line at a Virginia State Park. To enjoy more time on the water be sure to book your stay in a cabin, campground, yurt or lodge.

Interviewing Master Hiker Jessica Hairfield on her experience with Trail Quest. Jessica is a trail runner who ran on the trails during most of her park visits. She shares her experiences, her favorite parks to trail run at and advice for new runners.

Hiking offers challenges and opportunities to enjoy the off-season at Virginia State Parks!

Grayson Highlands State Park is not your typical walk in the park, due to high altitudes, weather conditions and not being prepared.

Climbers have long recognized and embraced the need to respect, preserve, and sustain their natural surroundings, and Leave No Trace ethics are a centerpiece to our climbing experience.

Fall is a spectacular time to visit a Virginia State Park, we don't need to tell you, it's better if we show you.

Virginia has scenic country roads in aces; here are some of the most beautiful roads in Virginia State Parks.