Here in Virginia, our love of waterfalls is rivaled only by our love of wine. So why choose? This wine and waterfalls day trip in Virginia combines the best of both worlds: picturesque waterfalls and impressive vineyards. Load up the car with your friends and be sure to designate a sober driver before enjoying all that this incredible journey has to offer. Our route starts with three of the best waterfalls in Virginia and concludes with three incredible vineyards. With safety in mind, we recommend enjoying the hikes prior to partaking in the wine. (Note: the wine drinking is optional — there’s so much scenery to enjoy along the way that anyone can appreciate this trip!)

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What are your thoughts on this fun-filled road trip? Who would you take with you? Be sure to share your thoughts and comments with us below! If you’re looking for a little more inspiration to get out there and explore, check out this amazing video of Falling Spring Falls, the first stop on our road trip, courtesy of MNF Productions:


For another great adventure, check out this road trip that takes you to some incredible natural attractions around Virginia.

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Wine And Waterfalls Day Trip In Virginia

Are there any other wineries in Virginia worth visiting?

The state of Virginia is blessed with ideal conditions for growing grapes. In fact, the Piedmont region of Virginia is renowned for its wine-growing capabilities. Virginia has no less than 250 registered wineries and vineyards in the state, each offering something unique. Some of the most impressive wineries in the state include Linden Vineyards, RdV Vineyards, Stone Tower Winery, Rappahannock Cellars, Three Fox Vineyards, and Upper Shirley Vineyards. Be sure to check in advance which wineries require a reservation.

Where else can I find the most beautiful waterfalls in Virginia?

The three outlined in the above road trip -- Falling Spring Falls, Panther Falls, and Crabtree Falls -- are among the most famous waterfalls in Virginia. However, there are countless other cascades you'll want to check out. For starters, you'll want to consult our road trip to 8 of Virginia's best waterfalls. Shenandoah National Park is another fantastic destination for exploring Virginia waterfalls. There are at least ten noteworthy falls in the park, many of which are outlined in this guide.

What are the most unique and best day trips in Virginia?

The Virginia landscape is a treasure trove of natural wonders. From pristine lakes to breathtaking lighthouses, deep canyon gorges, sandy caves, and just about everything in between, the Old Dominion never fails to impress. If you're looking to enjoy the best of Virginia, a natural wonders road trip is an excellent place to start. For those who love swimming and soft sands, this coastal road trip to hidden beaches in Virginia is another great itinerary. Of course, Virginia's wonders extend beyond the natural world, too. History buffs and ghost hunters alike will love exploring Virginia's most haunted places.

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