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Adventure, history, and charm come together on Route 11! Stroll vibrant small-town streets filled with unique shops and vintage finds, explore hands-on museums and historic landmarks, or get outside and soak in the beauty of the Shenandoah Valley.
From Civil War battlefields to swinging bridges, drive-ins to discovery museums—there’s always something to see, do, and experience along the way.
Come curious, leave inspired.
WINCHESTER
Take a Guided Tour of the country music legend’s family home! The Patsy Cline Historic House, a National Historic Landmark, offers a window into the renowned country music singer Patsy Cline's early road to stardom.
STEPHENS CITY
WINCHESTER
The Shenandoah Valley Discovery Museum’s mission is to spark curiosity & inspire learning through exploration & creative play.
WINCHESTER
A regional cultural center featuring a galleries building, gardens & outdoor art park with trails.
STEPHENS CITY
STEPHENS CITY
Old feel mercantile store and coffee shop, along with new and vintage treasures.
25+ Vendors, 2 Levels, Many Treasures! Originally built in the early 1900s as the People's Bank of Stephens City, this gorgeous red brick and native stone building has served many functions for the community over the years, including as the Stephens City Post Office.
La Grange Family Farm is comprised of the old McCleod House, the charming mid 1800 Bank Barn, the land that once again is a working farm and a host of animals who reside here. We love being part of the community here and work hard to have regular events so that the local families can see what being on a farm is like. Our old smokehouse has been converted to a guest cottage for rent and the barn is open events. Our farm stand is open round the clock.
STEPHENS CITY
The Family Drive-In Theatre is the only drive-in theatre operating in the Washington DC metro area. Offer double-features under the stars.
STRASBURG
Largest Selection of Antiques and Collectibles in the Shenandoah Valley.
MIDDLETOWN
The National Park Service and its partners— public and private organizations— come together to preserve lands of the Shenandoah Valley and to share its rich heritage.
WOODSTOCK
Seven Bends State Park is a day-use park located in the geographically unique Seven Bends area of the North Fork of the Shenandoah River. The park provides water and land based outdoor recreational and educational opportunities while protecting and interpreting the spectacular scenic viewshed and geological, natural and historical resources of the storied seven bends area.
STRASBURG
Old suspension footbridge offering river views and a photo opportunity located on State Rte 744, Strasburg, VA 22657
WOODSTOCK
Standing sentinel over the far-flung northern ranges of the George Washington and Jefferson National Forests, this tower, located on one of the highest peaks of the Massanutten Range reveals, from its elevation of 2000 feet, an expansive panorama of the North Fork of the Shenandoah River and Fort Valley.
EDINBURG
Valley Ballooning is located near Woodstock, VA, and offers flights from the heart of the beautiful Shenandoah Valley.
MT JACKSON
MT JACKSON
Above a small-town storefront, a neon bowling pin sign is a beacon for the tiny 6-lane Duck Pin alley that comes to life at the top of a narrow staircase. Step into a room and back in time to a piece of Virginia history at Shenandoah Bowling Lanes.
MT JACKSON
The longest remaining covered bridge in Virginia, 200 FT in a single span supported by the Burr Arch, was built by Franklin A Wissler in 1892-93. It is Virginia's only covered bridge open to vehicular traffic. Located on RT 720, Mt Jackson, VA 22842
NEW MARKET
NEW MARKET
One small batch at a time, we turn America's favorite snack food into an art form. Come watch us make chips at our factory in the Shenandoah Valley of Virginia!
In business since September, 2004 the market features over 70 vendor booths. Open daily year-round Monday-Friday 10am-5pm, Saturday & Sunday 9am-5pm.
See the Blue Ridge Mountains & the Shenandoah Valley at 125MPH in freefall!
NEW MARKET
Located in New Market, Virginia, the museum provides opportunities to reflect upon the Battle of New Market which raged just outside on May 15, 1864. In addition to museum exhibit galleries, the site features the state-certified Shenandoah Valley Tourist Information Center, an Emmy-winning film, Field of Lost Shoes shown every hour, and a 300-acre battlefield park preserving the core areas of the battlefield and historic Bushong Farm.
QUICKSBURG
NEW MARKET
The visitor center features information and exhibits on the Battle of New Market and how to tour the battlefield today. Shop at the museum store which offers books, relics, souvenirs, and visitor information on New Market and battlefields throughout the region. A trail system begins on site that follows the Confederate advance as they drove the Union army from the town during the May 15, 1864, battle.
NEW MARKET
Discover Virginia’s most beautiful and unique caverns during an hour-long, guided tour. Marvel at the beautiful flowstone, stalagmites, stalactites, bacon formations and more!
HARRISONBURG
QUICKSBURG
Where history, culture, and festivity come together in a spectacular display of national pride. Our attraction showcases the vibrant tapestry of American traditions, including grand parades and breathtaking floats. Join us in celebrating the diverse heritage that makes our nation unique, as we honor the past with joy and enthusiasm.
In 2018, the historic Henkel Home returned to its 1800 roots as Jon Henry General Store. The Store focuses on sourcing local, regional and Fair Trade treats, gifts, and eats; just about everything like brooms, vintage license plates, jams & jellies, local honey, memorabilia, wooden toys, canned goods, snacks, candies, or gluten free flour fill the shelves.
The Edith J. Carrier Arboretum, a woodland sanctuary, on the James Madison University campus, is a public, urban garden and forested greenspace that preserves native species, provides opportunities for research, and promotes knowledge of the botanical and natural world for people of all races, religions, orientations, identities, ages, and abilities.
HARRISONBURG
The Hardesty-Higgins House Visitor Center welcomes visitors to Harrisonburg, VA! Inside you will find experienced Travel Specialists, a state-certified Visitor Center, Valley Turnpike Museum, Virginia Craftsmen Showroom, Rocktown Gift Shoppe, Heritage Bakery and Café, and one of five Civil War Orientation Centers in the Shenandoah Valley Battlefield Historic District. Other amenities include information and brochures on lodging, dining and entertainment options as well as concierge maps.
HARRISONBURG
Sample some Old Fashioned Valley Goodness at the area’s largest Country Market. Enjoy the relaxed atmosphere of water gardens and park benches while you wander through 20+ locally owned and operated shops. Come enjoy a taste of the past.
HARRISONBURG
MASSANUTTEN
From cave tours to weddings, Melrose Caverns offers activities for everyone. We are located near Harrisonburg, Virginia in the Shenandoah Valley. History & adventure awaits you and your family on a unique civil war cave tour.
Massanutten Resort® features 6,000 acres of mountain fun at its very best. Unique in both its size, variety of amenities, and outstanding condo and hotel accommodations, Massanutten is the premier all-seasons resort destinations on the East Coast. Features water park, golfing, adventure park, mountain biking, family adventure park, snow sports, scenic chairlift rides, live events, recreation and more!
WEYERS CAVE
Store offering jewelry, including diamonds, as well as coins, antiques, and collectibles, plus repairs.
WEYERS CAVE
The Valley Pike Farm Market is home to products and services you can only find in Virginia. Do you like knowing the roaster that produced the coffee you drink or the brewer behind that amazing craft beer? Do you like walking through Virginia's history by visiting a barn that has called the Shenandoah Valley home for over a century? We do! Our 1800's refurbished barn invites community members and visitors to enjoy the charm Virginia has to offer in one spectacular location.
VERONA
The largest antique mall in America! Opened in the fall of 1996, The Factory Antique Mall opened its doors. Nestled in the picturesque Shenandoah Valley, the mall is the largest antique mall (over 150,000 sq. ft.) in America-and still growing! Whether you are looking for that 1800s solid walnut buffet to highlight your dining room or a collectible gift for a family member or friend, we have a wide selection of merchandise from all over the world.
STAUNTON
The Frontier Culture Museum is the biggest open-air living history museum in the Shenandoah Valley, as well as one of the highest rated family-friendly attractions and one of the top tourist destinations in Virginia.
STAUNTON
All aboard! Offering sightseeing excursions by rail in Virginia's legendary Shenandoah Valley. Trains depart from historic downtown Staunton.
