Virginia’s charming small towns are beautiful year round, yet there are some that are truly resplendent in the fall. One such case is the southwestern Virginia town of Abingdon. Nestled in the Blue Ridge Mountains, this town transforms along with the changing leaves. Whether you’re taking a stroll downtown, cozied up at a local cafe, or enjoying the crisp autumn air along the Virginia Creeper Trail, you’re fall visit to Abingdon will be nothing short of enchanting.

The picturesque town of Abingdon, Virginia welcomes visitors each fall season to marvel at its splendid fall foliage.
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Complete with a bustling historic district, thriving arts community, charming eateries, and plenty of outdoor opportunities, Abingdon is a true vision of everything we love about autumn in Virginia.
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Perhaps one of the most famous landmarks in Abingdon is the VA creeper trail.
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This converted rail-trail stretches for 35 miles and ends in Whitetop. Lined with gorgeous fall foliage, this trail is simply breathtaking.
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After some time spent out on the trail, you might consider stopping by Anthony's Desserts for some Apple stack cake -- a seasonal favorite!
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Wolf Hills Brewing is another local spot that makes the perfect setting for an afternoon or evening with friends and family.
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Whether you stop by for an afternoon or an extended weekend stay, you'll find that there's plenty to love about Abingdon.
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Looking for more ideas about what to do on your trip to Abingdon? Visit the official tourism site here.
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To see a glimpse of just how devastatingly gorgeous the fall foliage can be in Abingdon, watch the brief aerial footage of the Virginia Creeper Trail:

Have you visited this charming town recently? If so, we’d love to hear about your experiences there! Looking for more fall-friendly activities? Be sure to read about The Incredible Fall Foliage Road Trip Through Virginia.

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