Did You Know?
Parkway construction began in September of 1935 at Cumberland Knob near the North Carolina and Virginia state line (at Milepost 217.5). Photo from NPS Archives
Overlook from atop Big Walker National Scenic Byway Photo by Wytheville Convention & Visitors Bureau
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Wytheville Convention & Visitors Bureau
Wytheville, Virginia
276.223.3355
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http://www.visitwytheville.com
Near milepost 199
Wytheville is a “Small Town with a BIG Experience” and when you discover all that Wytheville has to enjoy, you’ll understand why. Located at the crossroads of interstates 77 and 81 and just 30 minutes from the Fancy Gap entrance to the Blue Ridge Parkway, there is a variety of attractions for all ages to enjoy while surrounded by the beauty of the Blue Ridge Mountains. From an animal park and herb gardens to wineries and a dinner theatre featuring popular musicals, from historic museums and an Indian village to the top of Big Walker Mountain featuring artisans and craftsmen, from unique shopping to outdoor recreation – there’s an experience for each family member. Accommodations range from hotel suites to budget rooms, historic bed and breakfasts, cabins, and camping. The downtown historic district offers unique dining for a “taste “of history. With over 60 restaurants, you’ll enjoy local flavor as well as national chains. EXPERIENCE Wytheville!
Wytheville supports the Blue Ridge Parkway and considers it a partner in its tourism efforts. Historically, Wytheville and the parkway have shared common goals and worked to build awareness and promote each other. The Wytheville Convention & Visitors Bureau and the Blue Ridge Parkway showcase the rich heritage and culture of the area and provide travelers with memorable experiences.
How We're Doing Our Part
The Wytheville Convention & Visitors Bureau, in conjunction with the Visitors Center and all area attractions, will host events throughout the year in honor of the Blue Ridge Parkway’s 75th Anniversary.
