Outdoor exploration boosts our bodies, moods and connections to nature. Whether your payoff is a mountain vista or the majesty of a meadow, our trails are suited to your speed.
Fort Germanna Visitor Center Trails
The 170-acre Siegen Forest features scenic views of the Rapidan River, historical sites and vistas galore. Trails range from beginner to advanced.
2062 Germanna Highway (Rt. 3)
Locust Grove, VA 22508
(540) 423-1700
James Madison’s Montpelier Trails
Montpelier’s eight-plus miles of walking trails meander through pastures, meadows and forests, including the Old-Growth Landmark Forest.
11350 Constitution Highway
Montpelier Station, VA 22957
(540) 672-2728
Mine Run Battlefield Trail
The wooded, 1.5 mile Mine Run Battlefield interpretive trail, marked with historical wayside tablets, is located across Highway 611 from the Zoar Baptist Church about 2 miles north of Locust Grove, Virginia. Perserved by American Battlefield Trust.
31334 Zoar Rd,
Locust Grove, VA
The Market at Grelen
This European-style garden shop features a farm-to-table café, pick-your-own experiences and hiking trails perfect for days out. *The Market at Grelen's Last Day of the Season is Sunday, Dec. 20th, 2020!* The Market at Grelen will be closed for the Season from Dec. 21st, 2020 - March 3rd, 2021!
15091 Yager Road
Somerset, VA 22972
(540) 672-7268
Wilderness Battlefield Trails
This National Park Service trail is centered at the Wilderness Battlefield and offers two miles of American history. Interpretive signs, maps and photos along the trail are easy to follow and supplement the information provided at the exhibit shelter.
35347 Constitution Highway
Locust Grove, VA 22160
(540) 786-2880
Wilderness Crossing Trail
A 1.4 mile trail stretching from Ellwood Manor to the Wilderness Tavern site, the trail blends local scenery with history.
36380 Constitution Highway (Rt. 20)
Locust Grove, VA 22160
(540) 693-3200
Orange County
Up Close
Follow the footsteps of Civil War soldiers on the
Wilderness Battlefield Trails.
The Montpelier-Grelen Trail is a designated
“Virginia Treasure”.
Fort Germanna Trails run along the
Rapidan River.
