Blacksburg is home a number of great breweries. Locals agree that Rising Silo, Eastern Divide, Moon Hallow and Maroon Door are among their favorites!

With so many to choose from, whether you're a beginner or a Pro, there is a course for you. Some golf courses in the area are:  The Hill, Pete Dye River Course, Auburn Hill Golf Course, and Castle Rock Golf & Recreation

At the heart of Virginia Tech lies Lane Stadium and Worsham Field. Home to Hokies Football, Enter Sandman, Commencement, and many other events. Walking distance from the hotel.

Right next to Lane Stadium is Cassell Coliseum, home to Virginia Tech Basketball. Come to a game featuring either the men’s or women’s team. Walking distance from the hotel.

Located on Virginia Tech’s campus, Hahn Horticulture Garden is a teaching and display gardens. This is a great place for a nice stroll year round. Walking distance from the hotel.

Filled with food, shops, and fun, Downtown Blacksburg is a must see when visiting the area. Main street is lined with brick sidewalks and rustic street lights, bringing a small-town ambiance that is hard to beat!

Moss Arts Center is an place you cannot miss! From dance and theatrical performances to varied exhibitions, it is a great experience. Located less than a mile from the hotel, it hosts a full calender of events.

Lookin for something to do in April? Come to downtown Blacksburg on the 22^nd for the annual Fork & Cork Festival. With over 20 wineries, local vendors, and delicious food, you don't want to miss it!

On August 4 & 5, 2023. This festival, located in Downtown Blacksburg. Steppin' Out is known for live music, good food, and tons of booths and tents with unique handcrafted items for sale.

The Huckleberry Trail is a 15-mile paved trail that connects Blacksburg and Christiansburg. The trail can be used as a fun scenic route when you are biking, walking, or jogging. 

Sinkland Farms is home to many things, with the most popular events being the Pumpkin and Sunflower Festivals. Activities include hay rides, food trucks, live music, and so much more!

Whether you’re here for a swim meet or just because, the Christiansburg Aquatic Center features 64,000 square feet of aquatic fun. 

Just outside Blacksburg lies Pandapas Pond. This 8-acre pond is a popular destination for hiking, biking, fishing, horseback riding, camping, and more! 

Looking over the scenice Catawba Valley is McAfee Knob. This spot involves an 8.3-mile round trip hike, and it leads to a natural rock ledge. It is one of the most photographed spots on the Virginia leg of the Appalachian Trail. 

This 4.5-mile hike features some of Southwest Virginia's beautiful Appalachian views. Dragon's Tooth is generally considered one of the more difficult hikes in the area, but don't let that scare you!

The Taubman Museum of Art features a number of different exhibits, all located within an architectural masterpiece. The exhibits change every few months, so don't miss out on what could be your new favorite piece of art!

Located in Downtown Roanoke, Center in the Square features museums, aquariums, a fun roof top experience, events and performances, and so much more! 

Home to mountain biking, camping, the Treetop Quest, a river front, and a tavern, the Explore Park in Roanoke is perfect for fun with the whole family.

Located in Natural Bridge, Virginia, the Virginia Safari Park gives guests the option of a drive-thru safari, a village walk-thru, or special chances to peak behind the scenes. 

As the namesake for  Natural Bridge, Virginia, this area features a 215-foot-tall limestone gorge that was carved out by Cedar Creek. Hiking trails, a 30-foot cascade, and more are located in this state park.

The Roanoke Valley is known as America’s East Coast Mountain Biking Capital. It is an IMB Silver-Level Ride Center, as well as a part of the TransAmerica Bicycle Trail.