Grayson Highlands State Park is about 360 miles from Washington. Take Interstate 66 west to I-81 south to Exit 45 near Marion. Turn south on Route 16 and travel 33 miles to U.S. 58 in Volney.

MOUTH OF WILSON, Va. – The Grayson Highlands Fall Festival will return to Grayson Highlands State Park on Sept. 28-29. Events are scheduled both days from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., according to a ...

About 100 wild ponies inhabit Grayson Highlands State Park and Mount Rogers National Recreation Area. Tibbs said park rangers don't keep track of the ponies and their daily movements.

Grayson Highlands State Park is open from 8 a.m. to 10 p.m. and has several hiking and horse trails, including a short section of the Appalachian Trail. A small herd of wild ponies is often found ...

Hike to Mt. Rogers, Virginia’s highest peak: The easiest way to hike to Virginia’s highest peak is to pay the $5 parking fee to enter Grayson Highlands State Park and drive the few miles up ...

The site’s trails were reworked before being donated to Grayson Highlands State Park. (Photo/Access Fund) “It’s huge, I mean this is the ultimate goal for Access Fund and CACC,” Dunn said.

GRAYSON Co., Va. (WSET) -- Several trails are closed atGrayson Highlands State Park due to increased bear activity, according to a Facebook post.The park wrote that theCabin Creek Trail and Horse ...

Grayson Highlands State Park trails are closed due to bear activity, according to its website. News 5 contacted the park Saturday afternoon, and they confirmed to us the trails were closed.

Today's Scrapbook Showcase features photos from Grayson Highlands State Park in Southwest Virginia. The photos were taken June 16 by Kingsport's Richard Currie.

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RICHMOND, Va. -- Brenda sent in some additional photos from her trip to Grayson Highlands State Park featuring some wild ponies. Carole has been spending some time at the Chickahominy River.