Rock Castle Gorge Trail

You will be amazed by the abundance of wildlife,

spectacular views, and beautiful wildflowers that

you'll see as we hike this historic 10.8 mile loop

trail located in the Blue Ridge Mountains of Virginia.

The gorge was first accupied by Native Americans.

In the early 1700's white settlers began moving into

the gorge. You'll see evidence of old home sites as

we hike the trail, but the only house that remains

today is the Big White House. During The Great

Depression of the 1930's, there was a Civilian

Conservation Corps Camp located where the

backwoods campsite is today. So come along

and join us as we hike this historic trail.