Graves’ Mountain Lodge Is A Beautiful Virginia Getaway Surrounded By Mountain Adventures
You’ve undoubtedly heard of Old Rag Mountain, one of the most famous and beloved mountains in Virginia. However, you may not have realized that there’s a nearby lodge that offers visitors access not only to the famous peak and Shenandoah National Park but also endless outdoor adventures. Graves’ Mountain Lodge is a picture-perfect getaway, whether you’re looking for a Virginia staycation, romantic getaway, or unforgettable adventure with the family. Here’s more on the mountain lodge that will be calling your name in any season.
For 135 years, Graves’ Mountain Lodge has welcomed visitors near and far to this family-run farm secluded in the Blue Ridge Mountains of Virginia.
The 1,100-acre farm features 55 lodge rooms, 16 cabins and cottages, and even space for primitive camping, all within a stone's throw of Shenandoah National Park.
And that's not all; from the property, guests will have direct access to some 15 miles of hiking trails, opportunities for fishing, horseback riding, nature walks, fire pits, and more.
Photographed below is one of the individual cottages called Boxwood Cottage, complete with a covered front porch for relaxing and taking in the views.
Inside the main lodge, you'll find a sense of community and hospitality. Home-cooked meals are served family-style and you'll definitely be craving seconds. Plus, just look at those views!
So if you're craving a combination of solitude, community, outdoor adventure, and restfulness, you'll cherish your time at Graves' Mountain Lodge in Syria, Virginia.
What better place is there to watch the world go by and breathe in fresh mountain air?
Curious to learn more about Graves’ Mountain Lodge? Be sure to visit the official website to learn more about rates and availability. And while you’re at it, don’t forget to read up on Old Rag Mountain. You might just be tempted to conquer this famous Virginia hike!
Address: 547 Red Gate Rd, Syria, VA 22743, USA
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A lifelong Virginia resident, Beth loves exploring different parts of the world and currently resides in Alexandria. She holds a degree in English Literature and one of her short stories has been featured in the Shenandoah Review. Other interests include hiking, songwriting, and spending time in the mountains.
