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 For over 20 years, Château Morrisette has been producing
premier wines in Virginia. Located on the scenic Blue Ridge Parkway in Floyd County, Virginia, Château Morrisette
brings unique style and character to both its wine and fine foods. Offering such wines as ‘Our Dog Blue’ and ‘Black Dog Blanc’
Château Morrisette unfolds a particular wine for a particular palate. Whether you are a true wine connoisseur or just
being introduced to wine, Château Morrisette has something just for you. Make plans to stop by our winery, take a tour, do a tasting, and enjoy!
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Claytor Lake is nestled in the beautiful foothills of the Appalachian Mountains in Southwest Virginia.
The 4,500-acre lake extends over 20 miles up the New River with over 100 miles of wooded cove-studded shoreline.
It's yours to enjoy whether you like to swim, fish, camp, water ski, go boating, or just relax by enjoying its scenic beauty.
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Located just off I-81 at Draper, VA, the Draper Valley Golf Club was recently awarded 4-1/2 Stars in Golf Digest's May 2000 "Places to Play" and listed among
the 2001 Best Public Access Courses in North America! The Draper Valley Golf Club offers a driving range, pro shops, and a PGA professional for lessons.
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Located at Roanoke, Virginia, Center in the Square is home to museums of art, history, and science, live professional theatre, dance, and opera, and the
region's arts council, in the heart of the Blue Ridge Mountains of Virginia. Three museums and the theatre are located at Center in the Square
in downtown Roanoke at the Historic Farmers' Market. Nationally recognized as a Great American Public Place, the Market area is brimming
year-round with restaurants, shops, and locally grown produce and flowers.
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 Located in Scottsville, VA
High Meadows Vineyard and Mountain Sunset Inn features choice accommodations and diversions as individual as you. Spacious and comfortable rooms & suites with fireplaces, porches, soaking and whirlpool tubs. Romantic flower
gardens, relaxing walks on 50 tranquil acres of rolling meadows; spectacular mountain sunsets; European supper baskets at the pond, in the gazebo or the vineyard; Full
country breakfasts on the terrace or by the fire; Fine candlelight dining after a twilight tradition of Virginia wine-tasting are a few of the pleasures that await
you at this 19th-century inn (National Register of Historic Places).
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Often referred to as "The Jewel of the Blue Ridge," Smith Mountain Lake was created in 1966 when engineers dammed the
Blackwater and Roanoke rivers, flooded Smith Mountain Gap, and began making electricity for the surrounding communities. Today,
the lake is a renowned vacation destination. Join Skipper Ben Gardner for inland sailing, check today's lake levels,
or find real estate on SML. Whether you're an avid sailor or a retiree looking to relocate, Smith Mountain Lake is the place for you.
Smith Mountain Lake offers boating, sailing, water-skiing and jet skiing. Several marinas and businesses provide service, rental, and sales for water activities.
Many close in the winter or offer limited services, so call ahead.
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 Located at Roanoke, VA, at the Center in the Square,
the Mill Mountain Theatre is a Regional professional year-round theatre offering dramas, musicals and comedies in its
Trinkle Main Stage and Waldron Stage. Centerpieces:include monthly one-act staged readings of new plays at lunch time, which are free to the Public. The theatre has a Norfolk Southern Festival of New Works in January.
Fall and Spring Children's productions including daytime school matinees, and a professional school-touring troupe. Drama classes are also offered year round.
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Throughout its history, The Hotel Roanoke, which is located in downtown Roanoke, has charmed guests with a rich heritage of service, style and sophistication. Now this tradition extends to Virginia's newest and most advanced conference center; providing you the opportunity to plan the meeting of a lifetime.
Spacious luxurious rooms and suites invite you to relax. The hotel has 322 deluxe guest rooms, including 19 suites, provide the utmost in comfort and convenience. In addition to all the amenities and services you'd expect from a four-diamond hotel, most rooms have desks,
dual-line telephone and voice mail, and a data port for computer or fax. Relax in an atmosphere of uncommon elegance, surrounded by attractive, comfortable furnishings. Your dining options range from sumptuous breakfast and lunch buffets and superior a la carte
dinners in the elegant Regency Dining Room to a casual atmosphere and lighter fare in The Pine Room Pub. The Palm Court surrounds you with historic murals depicting scenes of America's picturesque cotillions and provides an ideal spot to relax with early morning coffee or afternoon tea.
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Located in Abingdon, Virginia, The Barter Theatre was founded during
the Depression by Robert Porterfield, an enterprising young actor. He and his fellow actors were out-of-work and hungry in New York City. Porterfield
contrasted that with the abundance of food--but no live theatre--in his native Southwest Virginia. So Porterfield returned to Washington County, Virginia,
with an extraordinary proposition: bartering produce from the farms and gardens of the region to gain admission to see a play.
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Roanoke Regional Airport is a full service airport, offering a wide range of services for all aviation types. As the primary commercial airport serving western Virginia, Roanoke Regional Airport accommodates
the aviation needs of the scheduled airlines, air freight carriers, general aviation, corporate, air taxi and charter operators, as well as the military. With over 90 scheduled airline flights arriving and
departing daily, the Roanoke Regional Airport offers nonstop service to a dozen major cities, as well as frequent connecting service through the hubs of five major airlines. Surrounded by spectacular views
of the Blue Ridge Mountains, the terminal is designed for ease and comfort. From parking your car, through ticketing, right up to the gate, the Roanoke Regional Airport Commission knows how to efficiently move
passengers without sacrificing courtesy or consideration.
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Nestled between the Blue Ridge and Alleghany Mountain ranges in the Southern Shenandoah Valley, Natural Bridge provides a unique, historic,
picturesque and natural experience. Natural Bridge is One Of The 7 Natural Wonders Of The World, is over 100 Million Years Old, is 215 Feet Tall, and 90 Feet Wide.
A National Historic Landmark. Enjoy our beautiful Nature Trail, experience the "Living History" of an 18th Century Virginia Monacan Indian Village; view our dramatic
sound and light show conducted beneath the Bridge.
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 Wintergreen, VA is home to the premier resort of the same name.
Wintergreen is well known for its outstanding skiing, golf, and tennis programs. But the fun of this gorgeous resort in Virginia's Blue Ridge mountains is that
you'll find so much more to keep you entertained. You can also hike, bike, swim, fish, boat, horseback ride, go tubing or in-line skating, play paintball, basketball
or volleyball, challenge yourself on our 25-foot climbing tower or in our skateboard park, maintain your fitness regime, pamper yourself at the spa, participate in
a variety of special events and activities, enjoy a fine meal, or just relax and do nothing at all.
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Warm hospitality, comfortable, relaxed elegance and memorable breakfasts are the hallmark of The Oaks, a century-old Queen Anne Victorian on the National Register of Historic Places. Set on Christiansburg’s highest hill in
the beautiful mountain highlands of southwest Virginia, The Oaks delights and welcomes leisure and business travelers from around the world. Surrounded by lawn, perennial gardens and 300 year-old oak trees, the inn faces Main
Street, once part of the Wilderness Trail blazed by Daniel Boone and Davy Crockett. Fireplaces and beautiful private baths with Jacuzzis for romantics, private telephone/computer jacks for business guests.
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