Discover 4 parks for photography within driving distance of Abingdon
"Abingdon visitors often pair the park with regional heritage tourism and scenic backroad drives. Its historic interpretation and picnic areas make it an easy outing from town."
A historic southwest Virginia park interpreting the pioneer route through the Cumberland Gap.
"Abingdon visitors may come for a heritage-focused excursion beyond the town’s arts scene. The park adds a different perspective on Southwest Virginia’s past and people."
A historic mansion museum and cultural park in Big Stone Gap highlighting the heritage of Southwest Virginia.
"Abingdon visitors come for a full-day mountain escape with cooler temperatures and dramatic scenery. The park pairs well with a weekend in Southwest Virginia for hiking and camping."
A high-elevation Blue Ridge park famous for wild ponies, open balds, and panoramic mountain views.
"Abingdon visitors may come for a cross-border day trip that blends history with East Tennessee scenery. The park offers a quiet stop along a broader regional itinerary."
A riverside park commemorating the birthplace and frontier legacy of David Crockett.