Natural Bridge State Park
Natural Bridge State Park / Photo by Scott Tribble
Natural Bridge is a 215-foot natural arch in Rockbridge County. Thomas Jefferson was so smitten with the geological formation that he purchased the land from King George III and used it as a personal retreat. He referred to Natural Bridge as “the most Sublime of nature’s works.”
The property is now a state park, and, in order to lay eyes on Natural Bridge, you’ll first need to buy a ticket. Once you’re on the grounds, you also can walk a series of short trails that allow you to take in waterfalls and wildlife.
Nearby Locations:
| Sharp Top Trail (13.9 miles) Douthat State Park (23.6 miles) The Greenbrier (43.2 miles) Appomattox Court House National Historical Park (44.5 miles) Lost World Caverns (51.4 miles) | High Bridge Trail State Park (63.9 miles) Shenandoah National Park (65.7 miles) Monticello (75 miles) Glade Creek Grist Mill (80.4 miles) New River Gorge National Park and Preserve (83.3 miles) |
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Natural Bridge State Park, 6477 S Lee Hwy
Natural Bridge, Virginia 24578
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