Start your kids out on the right foot by hiking and enjoying the great outdoors found at Virginia State Parks. Here are three trails with some extra tips to help you out.

If you're unable to hike to the highest mountain peaks in Virginia, but are looking for a lovely place to sit and take in the great outdoors at a Virginia State Park, then we've got ya covered.

If you haven't been to this unique Virginia State Park, you need to go. There is so much to learn as you walk through the living history demonstrations at Wilderness Road State Park.

Smith Mountain Lake is known by many as a fishing paradise, where you can easily catch Striped Bass longer than your arm.

If you're interested in some of the more unusual attractions found in Virginia, then naturally we have a few treats in store at Virginia State Parks.

A guest blogger shares her experience of the beauty of Grayson Highlands State Park by horseback and seeing the wild ponies.

It's time to plan your fall getaway to a Virginia State Park and a side trip to a Virginia Historic Covered Bridge.

More than 600 miles of trails await at Virginia State Parks, so stop thinking about it, just take a hike.

Fall at Fairy Stone State Park is a leaf peepers dream come true. Centrally located for day trips up on the Blue Ridge Parkway and surrounding foothills. Now is a good time to book a cabin.

Let's go for a walk in the woods to explore some of the waterfalls at Virginia State Parks.