Hampton Inn Dublin

4420 Cleburne Blvd, Dublin, Virginia, 24089, United States | 2 star hotel

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Our Ride Is Coming To An End :o(

A travel blog entry by a3dennert

June 22

We had spent the night at the Hampton Inn off of I-81 (http://hamptoninn.hilton.com/en/hp/hot els/index.jhtml?ctyhocn=DBLVAHX). Our destination today was the Natural Bridge (http://www.naturalbridgeva.com/), and within 90 minutes we reached our destination.

Considering that the only natural bridge that I had known prior to …

Making Our Way To The Natural Bridge

A travel blog entry by a3dennert

June 21

Following a decent nights rest we entered Chimney Rock Park and made our way up to the Chimney Rock formation. After we parked the motorcycles we had to proceed about 500 feet through a man made tunnel in the side of the mountain that lead us to an elevator that took us to the top of Chimney Rock. There we had a magnificent view ( …

Day Three - Descend Upon Myrtle Beach

A travel blog entry by timoverton

... from Hillsville, Virginia at 9:16 am Temperature = 12 degrees C; overcast and looks like rain Altitude = 761 m Odometer = 48, 217 km Stopped riding in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina at 4:36 pm Temperature = 28 degrees C Altitude = 2 m Distance Travelled = 498 km Primary Routes Explored = 77, 70, 52, 9, 38, 501 Provinces/States Visited = Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina ...

Day of Atonement

A travel blog entry by shawnagood

We started our day out by driving to Hickory, NC for services. We had several visitors and some visitors that we were very excited to see that we had not seen in awhile. A GREAT surprise!! After services, we drove to the Microtel in Charlotte, NC to take advantage of the park and fly package. We changed clothes, filled out the information to be able to leave our car, and after Sabbath we went to Olive Garden ...

The Blue Ridge - Roanoke to Fancy Gap

A travel blog entry by cliff-n-chris

... Museum is an amazing collection of one man's photographs of the trains and people of the N&W railroad. Naturally no photography is allowed in the museum.

We headed out of town, back to the Blue Ridge Parkway, and Roanoke Mountain. There is a one-way four-mile loop road which takes you to the top of the mountain for views over Roanoke. Notices were posted saying the road was twisty and winding and no trailers ...