Nestled in the foot hills of the Blue Ridge Mountains, enjoy the privacy and solitude with a spectacular view. This authentic restored tobacco barn with bathroom, kitchen, and all amenities can sleep four adults comfortably. Children are welcome with adult supervision. Picnic area and grill available. 

This quaint cabin, located in southwest Virginia, is the perfect place to relax and be serenaded by regional birds and wildlife. The outstanding scenery and tall trees offer that quiet and secluded feel.

Mayberry Days is a festival for the whole family with activities and events for those who long for the days when life was simple and the Sheriff didn't carry a gun. http://mayberrydays.org/ 

The Autumn Leaves Festival showcases our rich musical heritage. http://www.autumnleavesfestival.com/ 

Hillsville Labor Day Flea Market and Gun Show attracts antique dealers, gun dealers and traders of all kinds make this one of the largest shows in the southeast. Hillsville expects to draw over 500,000 visitors this Labor Day weekend. http://www.hillsville.com/fmarket.htm 

Before the second weekend in August each year, lovers of country and mountain music leave their homes in time to be in Galax, VA for the Annual Old Fiddler's Convention. http://www.oldfiddlersconvention.com/default.htm 

19th Annual Reenactment Civil War Encampament and Living History! October 3-4, 2009 Don't miss one of the highest-quality re-enactment events in the world! The Blue Ridge Mountains will ring again with the clash of sabers, the thunder of the big guns, and the battle cries of the bloodiest war ever fought! http://www.jebstuart.org/index.cfm

If you're an Andy Griffith fan, this is the place for you. Andy's boyhood home right in the heart of town, within walking distance of Main Street including Snappy Lunch mentioned on The Andy Griffith Show, Floyd's Barbershop, The Andy Griffith Collection, Opie's Candy Store, Mayberry Soda Fountain and the Old City jail with Andy's police car. and more! This place is charming and friendly! http://www.visitmayberry.com/Andys_Homeplace-Mount_Airy_NC.aspx 

Mabry Mill was originally built in 1910, and the historic water-powered grist mill, sawmill and nearby blacksmith shop provide you with a view of pioneer life along the Parkway. http://www.virginia.org/site/description.asp?AttrID=40045 

A drive down the Blue Ridge Parkway is slow paced and relaxing. Almost any overlook or trail will reveal much of the natural and cultural history here. Almost any time during the middle two weeks of October, visitors can find good color displays along the Parkway in many areas, although the exact "peak" of color may vary from year to year. http://www.nps.gov/blri/