Tyro

2.6-mile Appalachian Trail segment from VA Route 56 over the Tye River swinging bridge to Harpers Creek Shelter with laurel, rhododendron, and creekside campsites.

2-3 Bedroom Cottage with large fenced in yard for pets.

Bella Vista is a pet-friendly Wintergreen getaway with expansive deck, mountain views, and accommodations for couples seeking a quiet resort stay. 5 Bathroom home 7 Minutes walk or 4 minute drive to the slopes Spectacular views off of back deck.

Tye River fishery stocked with trout and home to smallmouth bass, offering roadside access along Route 56 and scenic Blue Ridge runs. Fishing the Tye River rewards anglers with smallmouth bass, bluegill, and stocked trout (October–May) along the 35-mile tributary fed by the Piney and Buffalo rivers—bring waders for fly fishing runs and check DWR trout schedules.

Family orchard near Tyro selling bushels of classic Virginia apples including Fuji, Rome, and Pink Lady each harvest season.

This rustic cabin sits on 20 secluded acres high on a steep finger of the Priest Mountain near the Appalachian Trail in Tyro Va The main attraction of the High Lonesome is definitely outdoors, but the inside is pretty cool, too. High Lonesome Cabin sits on 20 secluded acres near Crabtree Falls with wraparound porch, woodstove, loft sleeping, and spiral staircase.

Three-mile Mau-Har connector through the Three Ridges Wilderness linking with the Appalachian Trail past cascades, rock scrambles, and shelters.

Meili Mountain offers rustic creekside camping on private land for quiet, leave-no-trace stays near Nelson County trails.

Parr's Camp is a historic 1940s fishing cabin restored with original paneling, screened porch, pond, and space for seven guests on a 70-acre riverfront estate bordering the George Washington National Forest. Your host looks forward to your visit: responsive, helpful, informative and to offer any assistance needed.

Parrs Camp, Mountain Hollow is a craftsman-built ADU above a garage on a 70-acre Tye River property with king and double bedrooms, outdoor shower, foosball, and access to hammocks, fire pit, and nearby GW National Forest trails. Your host looks forward to your visit: responsive, helpful, informative and to offer any assistance needed.

Historic 1814 Pharsalia estate hosting weddings, group tours, and floral workshops amid working orchards at the foot of de Priest Mountain. Built in 1814 at the foot of de Priest Mountain in Nelson County, Virginia, by William Massie, Pharsalia commands stunning views and is surrounded by original outbuildings and lovely gardens.

Each accommodation provides bedrooms, full kitchens, and generous living rooms for families and groups, while onsite trails connect directly to Crabtree Falls and mountain viewpoints. A dedicated hospitality team keeps spaces immaculate, arranges hikes, fishing, and winery excursions, and answers special requests so guests enjoy a secluded yet fully supported Blue Ridge escape.

Silver Creek Orchards is a seventh generation family owned farm that offers over 20 varieties of apples, as well as wine grapes and beef cattle. Seventh-generation Silver Creek Orchards opens for pick-your-own apples on select weekends with more than 20 varieties and scenic mountain views.

The 13.3-mile Three Ridges loop is one of Virginia's premier backpacking routes, delivering waterfalls, rocky knife-edge climbs, and big Appalachian vistas south of Wintergreen. Expect strenuous terrain, overnight camping zones, and bragging rights after tackling this rugged circuit.

34-mile Blue Ridge stream offering Class I–II+ whitewater, mountain views, and seasonal paddling windows for experienced canoeists.