There’s nothing like a crisp fall day in Virginia to convince you to step outside. Fortunately, there are countless places to enjoy the fall weather here in the Old Dominion. Today’s feature destination is one that’s a bit underrated, despite being a positively breathtaking state park. Virginia’s Wilderness Road State Park offers a wonderful blend of history and nature — especially during the fall. Because when under a canopy of fall foliage, this Virginia park transforms into someplace truly magical.

There's no doubt about it; autumn is one of the most beautiful times to be in the mountains of Old Dominion. Head to Virginia's Wilderness Road State Park this fall and prepare to be absolutely enchanted.
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Visiting this corner of Virginia is akin to stepping back in time and experiencing frontier days. The park features museums, living history exhibits, and demonstrations that will show you how the landscape has shaped life in this region.
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Martin's Station is one of the highlights of the park, and it shows visitors a vivid depiction of what life was like in the mountains in 1775. In fact, the original Wilderness Road was carved out by Daniel Boone himself.
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And in true Western frontier spirit, there are even buffalo that live within the park!
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In addition to an immersive experience in history, visitors can also look forward to all kinds of outdoor adventures. The 8.5-mile Wilderness Road Trail connects to the nearby Cumberland Gap National Historic Park.
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Visitors can also rent bikes and journey through the 310-acre property. No matter how you choose to spend your time, you'll be awe-inspired by the unrivaled beauty of Virginia's Wilderness Road State Park this fall.
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Have you ever visited Virginia’s Wilderness Road State Park during the fall season? What did you think? Be sure to share your thoughts with us in the comments below — we’d love to hear from you! For more information about planning your visit, be sure to check out the official Virginia State Parks website.

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Wilderness Road State Park, 8051 Wilderness Rd Trail, Ewing, VA 24248, USA