The Southern Shenandoah . . . A Place Apart.
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Experience Virginia’s Shenandoah Valley! By staying in one of our bed and breakfast inns, you’ll exA cozy B & B guest roomperience the warmth of local innkeepers with their intimate knowledge of the neighborhoods and countryside around them.

From Highland and Bath Counties to Vesuvius and Buena Vista on the Blue Ridge, Natural Bridge to Paint Bank in Craig County, and the Lexington area with scenic Goshen Pass, you’ll encounter adventures to fill your days and innkeepers to welcome you home.

You’ll discover one of America’s most beautiful valleys, nestled between the Blue Ridge and Allegheny Mountains. Explore the Valley’s bucolic farms and rushing brooks; take the back roads and scenic byways; strike out into the mountains with vast overlooks and forested slopes. Walk the Main Streets of our historic small towns and find a slower, gentler life, replete with historic sites and friendly faces.

And while the Southern Shenandoah is diverse, it is also a bit “cozier” than the rest of the valley, as this is where the mountains come together and the valley narrows. You’ll notice the charms of the ever-changing hills and dales as you get to know this southern landscape, and you’ll come to find these green valleys and blue-tinted mountains still sing the music of a gentler time.

We think you’ll find so much to see and do in the Southern Shenandoah, that you’ll want to come back time and again to try more than one of our inns.

We welcome you to start now with your first visit. Call any of our bed and breakfasts to talk with an innkeeper, and tell them you want to really experience the Southern Shenandoah Valley!

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