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What a Daytrip!
Have you seen what's tucked into the edges of Shenandoah National Park? Take the Warrenton exit off of I-66 and you’ll be on Route 211, Virginia's prettiest scenic drive approaching the Blue Ridge Mountains! Getting to the premier wineries here is half the fun!
60 miles west of Washington DC on Route 211 is the tiny village of Little Washington ... the town George laid out at the age of 17 in 1749; Sperryville, the town named DC’s best weekend getaway; and Shenandoah National Park's Skyline Drive. Along the way you’ll get to taste Virginia's best handcrafted wines, beers, ciders, meads and spirits at eleven farms and Wine Loves Chocolate - the tiny tasting room named the #1 retail wine shop in Virginia! While you're in the neighborhood ... DRIVE Skyline Drive. RELAX in awe of the mountains. ENJOY the many one-of-a-kind shops and bucket-list eateries. STAY in one of the area B&Bs - this area has the highest concentration of B&Bs in America! |
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Our tip ... Enjoy the gorgeous scenic drive to the Blue Ridge mountains first ...
Go up on top of the mountains ... take the Thornton Gap entrance into Shenandoah National Park ...
stop at Skyland Resort for Mile High Ice Cream Pie
... then slowly work your way home!
THE TASTING ROOMS OF SKYLINE WINE-WHISKEY-BEER TRAIL
Click on each tasting room image below to visit trail member websites
SKYLINE TO-DOs
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Just an hour west of Washington DC, Route 211 is the gateway
to Shenandoah National Park's Skyline Drive and home to many vineyards, boutiques, and top-rated B&Bs. |
TASTING ROOMS |
FOOD |
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SHOPS & GALLERIES |
MORE TO-DOs
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See that fat blue squiggly line going right down the middle of the Virginia map?
That's the sweet spot of Virginia Wine Country and the gateway to Skyline Drive in Shenandoah National Park! |