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Welcome to Lynchburg, a vibrant and charming community located in the eastern foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains. Here, along the banks of the scenic James River, you will find endless opportunity for adventure, entertainment, amusement, relaxation, and more. Discover historic sites, exciting recreational and cultural opportunities, extraordinary shopping, gracious dining and first class accomodations. While in the region visit such renowned attractions as the National D-Day Memorial, Thomas Jefferson’s Poplar Forest, the breathtaking Natural Bridge, the Appomattox Courthouse National Historical Park, Patrick Henry’s Red Hill estate, or take a leisurely drive along the picturesque Blue Ridge Parkway. Yes, Lynchburg is the perfect spot to nestle down for a few extra days and see all Central Virginia has to offer.
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- Wineries
- Scenic Drives & Places
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- International Cuisine
- Malls and Shopping Centers
- Green Lodging
Civil War Seminar
"Jine the Cavalry!" will be held March 26-28, 2010 at Liberty University in beautiful Lynchburg, Virginia. There will be a kickoff Banquet, seminars and Period Ball; Dr. James I. Robertson will deliver the Key Note Address. The National Civil War Chaplains Museum will benefit from a silent auction being held Friday night. Do not miss the tour while you are here. Historic Sandusky will have special tours on Friday afternoon, March 26 and Sunday afternoon, March 28. Call (434) 832-0162 or visit www.historicsandusky.org to schedule an appointment. Set aside time to experience nearby Appomattox Court House National Historical Park and the moving National D-Day Memorial. Seminar information call (434) 592-4366.
Lynchburg is for Adventure Lovers Package
(800) 787-DAYS or online at www.daysinn.com
Come and explore one of North America's top adventure small towns as voted by National Geographic Traveler. Hike over 70 miles of trails, bike 9 miles of paved bike trails, and shred it up on... Read More