Bring in 2022 the right way and burn some of those holiday season calories on a First Day Hike in the high country.

Bring in Earth Day right, with the annual trail spruce up.  Meet with park staff and help clean and spruce up Cabin Creek and Rhododendron Trail.

Meet at the Massie Gap parking area for a guided hike of Cabin Creek Trail to search for the critters in the creek and learn about the natural and cultural history of the park both present and past.  The hike will be moderate with some rocky and wet terrain.  Bring water, a snack, and good hiking shoes/boots.

Come enjoy an evening with a guitar legend and world famous builder Wayne C.

Join your fellow campers to hear about all of the different trails and activities the park has to offer and discover the history of the park and the wild ponies. This is a great chance to ask questions about the park, local activities in the area, and future events at Grayson Highlands.

Celebrate National Trails Day with a hike on the Twin Pinnacles Trail. Hike to the two best views and highest peaks in the park.  Learn about the natural history and the unique plants that live in the boreal forest that dominates the high evaluation of the park.  Also learn the mystery of the Magic Tree.  Meet a park staff member at the front of the visitor center.

Hike to the two best views and highest peaks in the park and explore the natural history and the unique plants that live in the boreal forest that dominates the high evaluation of the park.  Also learn the mystery of the Magic Tree.  Meet a park staff member at the front of the visitor center.      .

Meet in the field at Massie Gap and touch the pelts and learn about the critters that live in the park.  Also learn how to identify and look for signs of wildlife while out on the trail.

Take a moderate hike to the two highest points in the park and learn of natural history and how humans have effected it throughout the decades.  Bring water and good pair of hiking shoes or boots.

Take a moderate hike with park staff up into the high country and discover the alpine meadows and learn the history of the area and look for the wild ponies.  Bring water and a good pair of hiking shoes or boots.

Join certified instructor and Hickory Ridge Camp Host, Becky Benes, for yoga on the Wednesdays through Saturdays.  Held in the Hickory Ridge Campground Meadow, all skill levels are welcome.  Bring a yoga mat or a towel and wear comfortable clothing.  Event is free, and subject to cancellation in case of rain.

Take a guided hike with park staff to the top of Wilburn Ridge and discover the mystical world of the wild rhododendron.  This hike will be moderate so bring good shoes and and some water. .

Join certified instructor and Hickory Ridge Camp Host, Becky Benes, for yoga on the Wednesdays through Saturdays.  Held in the Hickory Ridge Campground Meadow, all skill levels are welcome.  Bring a yoga mat or a towel and wear comfortable clothing.  Event is free, and subject to cancellation in case of rain.

Join certified instructor and Hickory Ridge Camp Host, Becky Benes, for yoga on the Wednesdays through Saturdays.  Held in the Hickory Ridge Campground Meadow, all skill levels are welcome.  Bring a yoga mat or a towel and wear comfortable clothing.  Event is free, and subject to cancellation in case of rain.

Take a guided hike with park staff to the top of Wilburn Ridge and discover the mystical world of the wild rhododendron.  This hike will be moderate so bring good shoes and and some water. .

Join your fellow campers to hear about all of the different trails and activities the park has to offer.  Guest will also discover the history of the park and the wild ponies.

Hike to the two best views and highest peaks in the park and explore the natural history and the unique plants that live in the boreal forest that dominates the high evaluation of the park.  Also learn the mystery of the Magic Tree.  Meet a park staff member at the front of the visitor center.      .

Explore the uniqueness of Sullivan Swamp and learn wilderness preparedness skills.  On-line pre-registration required.  Bring water, snack, long pants and good hiking shoes or boots.  This hike will be moderate to difficult.

Meet in the Massie Gap field and take a short moderate hike to the top of Wilburn Ridge to witness one of the most stunning sunsets in Virginia.  Bring a flashlight or headlamp.

Join certified instructor and Hickory Ridge Camp Host, Becky Benes, for yoga on the Wednesdays through Saturdays.  Held in the Hickory Ridge Campground Meadow, all skill levels are welcome.  Bring a yoga mat or a towel and wear comfortable clothing.  Event is free, and subject to cancellation in case of rain.

Join certified instructor and Hickory Ridge Camp Host, Becky Benes, for yoga on the Wednesdays through Saturdays.  Held in the Hickory Ridge Campground Meadow, all skill levels are welcome.  Bring a yoga mat or a towel and wear comfortable clothing.  Event is free, and subject to cancellation in case of rain.

Join certified instructor and Hickory Ridge Camp Host, Becky Benes, for yoga on the Wednesdays through Saturdays.  Held in the Hickory Ridge Campground Meadow, all skill levels are welcome.  Bring a yoga mat or a towel and wear comfortable clothing.  Event is free, and subject to cancellation in case of rain.

Join your fellow campers to hear about all of the different trails and activities the park has to offer.  Guest will also discover the history of the park and the wild ponies.

On the third Saturday of every June at Grayson Highlands State Park in Mouth of Wilson, Virginia, the Wayne C.

Hike to the two best views and highest peaks in the park and explore the natural history and the unique plants that live in the boreal forest that dominates the high evaluation of the park.  Also learn the mystery of the Magic Tree.  Meet a park staff member at the front of the visitor center.      .

Enjoy an early morning sunrise with a park ranger.  Fresh coffee will served, first come, first served.  Bring coffee mug or thermos.

Join certified instructor and Hickory Ridge Camp Host, Becky Benes, for yoga on the Wednesdays through Saturdays.  Held in the Hickory Ridge Campground Meadow, all skill levels are welcome.  Bring a yoga mat or a towel and wear comfortable clothing.  Event is free, and subject to cancellation in case of rain.

Join certified instructor and Hickory Ridge Camp Host, Becky Benes, for yoga on the Wednesdays through Saturdays.  Held in the Hickory Ridge Campground Meadow, all skill levels are welcome.  Bring a yoga mat or a towel and wear comfortable clothing.  Event is free, and subject to cancellation in case of rain.

Join your fellow campers to hear about all of the different trails and activities the park has to offer and discover the history of the park and the wild ponies.    .

Hike to the two best views and highest peaks in the park and explore the natural history and the unique plants that live in the boreal forest that dominates the high evaluation of the park.  Also learn the mystery of the Magic Tree.  Meet a park staff member at the front of the visitor center.      .

Bring the whole family out for out for evening with Granny Oaks.  She will be telling old time tales and classic local legends.  Campfire will be provided.

Take a journey into the past with a park ranger to learn the natural and human history of Cabin Creek.  Participants will discover the unique natural history of Cabin Creek Gorge and how humans have had an effect on it.  This hike will be moderate to difficult.  Bring water, snack and good hiking boots.  .

Hike to the two best views and highest peaks in the park and explore the natural history and the unique plants that live in the boreal forest that dominates the high evaluation of the park.  Also learn the mystery of the Magic Tree.  Meet a park staff member at the front of the visitor center.      .

Enjoy an evening with Nobody's Business.  Nobody’s Business is band from Southwest Virginia/Northwest North Carolina and surrounding areas that plays traditional first generation bluegrass, old time, and classic era country.

Join your fellow campers to hear about all of the different trails and activities the park has to offer and discover the history of the park and the wild ponies.    .

Learn the basics of quilting and a short history of the craft.

Take a moderate hike on the Rhododendron Trail, look for the park ranger and learn about the wild ponies of Grayson Highlands.  Discover why they are in the park, pony safety and other interesting facts about the high country.

Join your fellow campers to hear about all of the different trails and activities the park has to offer and discover the history of the park and the wild ponies.    .

Join your fellow campers to hear about all the different trails and activities the park has to offer and explorepark history and the story of the wild ponies.  Park staff will be present to answer any questions.

Meet in the meadow at Massie Gap and learn about the fuzzy critters that live in the park.  Participants can touch and discover how these mammals are adapted to the park conditions and learn how to see signs of where they have been and discover their habits.

Learn the history of our ponies and the importance of keeping them wild.  The hike is about 1 mile up the Rhododendron Trail and look for the park truck.  The hike is considered moderate so wear proper hiking footwear and bring water.

Hike to the highest point in the park and learn about the unique features of the landscape.  This hike features two of the parks most stunning views and the magic tree.  The hike is about 2 miles and is moderate.  Wear proper hiking footwear and bring water.

Local Old Time Dance Band, Nobody's Business will be featured.  Bring the family out and break out the dancing boots. The event will be in the barn shelter in the picnic area. .

Join your fellow campers to hear about all of the different trails and activities the park has to offer and discover the history of the park and the wild ponies.    .

Join your fellow campers to hear about all of the different trails and activities the park has to offer and discover the history of the park, wild ponies and majestic waterfalls.    .

What do bears and humans have in common?

Take a short hike to the top of Wilburn Ridge and discover the high alpine meadows.  Learn how the feral ponies fit into the land management of the park and the importance of keeping them wild.  Bring good footwear, water, and a snack.

Get up close and personal with the some of the mammals that live in the park.  Participants can touch pelts and bones and at the same time discover how they are adapted to highlands of Virginia.

Take a moderate journey to one of the highest points in Virginia, transverse through a mythical boreal forest, and see some of the most stunning views in the state.  Wear good footwear and bring water and sweatshirt.

Join your fellow campers to hear about all of the different trails and activities the park has to offer and discover the history of the park and the wild ponies.    .

Join your fellow campers to hear about all of the different trails and activities the park has to offer and discover the history of the park and the wild ponies.    .

Learn the history of our ponies and the importance of keeping them wild.  The hike is about 1 mile up the Rhododendron Trail and look for the park truck.  The hike is considered moderate so wear proper hiking footwear and bring water.

Enjoy an evening with local troubadour Wayne Dunford as he sings and plays renditions of songs old and not so old.  Wayne has been playing and singing throughout the New River Valley since the 1970s and brings a huge variety of music and great entertainment for all.

Meet the park naturalist at the visitor center and get up close and personal with the mammals that are native to the park.  Pelts, bones and scat will be on display to view and touch.  All ages will come away with how these critters adapt and live on the mountain.

Hike to the highest point in the park and learn about the unique features of the landscape.  This hike features two of the parks most stunning views and the magic tree.  The hike is about 2 miles and is moderate.  Wear proper hiking footwear and bring water.

Join your fellow campers to hear about all of the different trails and activities the park has to offer and discover the history of the park and the wild ponies.  .

Join your fellow campers to hear about all the different trails and activities the park has to offer and explorepark history and the story of the wild ponies.  Park staff will be present to answer any questions.

Meet in the meadow at Massie Gap and learn about the fuzzy critters that live in the park.  Participants can touch and discover how these mammals are adapted to the park conditions and learn how to see signs of where they have been and discover their habits.

Take a moderate hike on the Rhododendron Trail, look for the park ranger and learn about the wild ponies of Grayson Highlands.  Discover why they are in the park, pony safety and other interesting facts about the high country.

Join your fellow campers to hear about all the different trails and activities the park has to offer and explorepark history and the story of the wild ponies.  Park staff will be present to answer any questions.

The Albert Hash Memorial Festival will feature Old Time Music, dancing, food, crafts, and instrument makers.  Rain or shine and bring a lawn chair.  Featured performers include Archer, Crooked Road Ramblers, Larry Sigmon and Martha Spencer, Kelley and the Cowboys, Empty Bottle Stringband, and the Whitetop Mountain Band.  .

Take a moderate hike on the Rhododendron Trail, look for the park ranger and learn about the wild ponies of Grayson Highlands.  Discover why they are in the park, pony safety and other interesting facts about the high country.

Come enjoy an evening with guitar legend and world famous builder Wayne C.

Virginia's traditional mountain culture comes alive during this two-day festival.

Virginia's traditional mountain culture comes alive during this two-day festival.

The 1.33 mile Twin Pinnacles Trail leads to the two highest points in Grayson Highlands State Park.

This 1.9-mile self-guided loop will lead you through a northern hardwood forest, across several small streams and down to the creek bed.