Natural Bridge of Virginia

So today we finished the Blue Ridge Parkway, on the way we visited the Natural Bridge and Natural Bridge Caverns.

A few Pictures below from today. We have arrived into Charlottesville - the Internet in the Hotel isn't great - so won't write too much hopefully I can get the pictures up (although it may take some time!), Will update this …

... 34 stories below ground and explore the east coast's deepest cavern. From there, to the reason this place is called Natural Bridge. A rock formation, carved over a millennia, that created a bridge to cross Cedar Creek over which Route 11 currently ...

... 're in the area then Artist's Drive is definitely worth a detour if you can fit it into your trip. After this was Natural Bridge Canyon where erosion has eaten a large archway through a massive rock that would otherwise be blocking the trail. It's about ...

... veggie burgers to settle the nerves. http://www.naturalbridgeva.com/ I'm providing a link to the natural bridge, which was the attraction our campground offered. Of course, we didn't actually see the place ourselves--we were on a tight schedule. ...

Taking Mike and Janet's advice we went to the Natural Bridge. The Natural Bridge is a huge structure made of rock. A river gradually made a creek that deepened and deepened making the bridge much higher. There is a trail after the bridge which leads to a ...

... was a very fun day…we had a blast!!     We ended this day setting up at YOGI BEAR CAMPGROUND in Natural Bridge Station, Va……with time to relax and reflect on the day’s activities. "No Worries, It’s ALL ...

Monday 10/4/10,   We weren't too far from Natural Bridge. It was wonderful – awesome. The natural rock bridge is 215 feet tall or 20 stories high. There was an easy trail that walked thru the bridge and then up to a Monacan Indian village and ...

... were actually in the House when Jackson lived there.  Jackson was a professor at VMI (Virginia Military Institute), and a graduate of West Point.  He was a strong believer in education, and although it was against the law, his wife taught ...

Our stop tonight was way back in the mountain woods at Yogi Bear's Jellystone Park, Natural Bridge Station, Virginia. A nice park on a large river. We wanted a taste of Yogi Bear Jellystone parks and we got just that. The campers were having the Boo Boo ...

... some on the Blue Ridge Parkway.  It was so beautiful until the higher we got on this very narrow, winding road that follows the ridge of the mountain and the fog rolled in.  It is not a good thing to be on a scenic highway in dense fog.  ...

Today was a travel day from Gettysburg to Natural Bridge, VA.  We left the RV Park at about 8:30 am.  We crossed through Maryland and West Virginia before entering Virginia.  At the first exit into Virginia we stopped for Propane.  We ...