The Marvelous 4-Mile Trail In Virginia Leads Adventurers To A Little-Known Waterfall
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Fairy Stone State Park — the name alone sounds magical, doesn’t it? This beautiful state park is home to the namesake fairy stones, small cross-shaped rocks that can be found in various parts of the park. But that’s not all the Fairy Stone State Park has to offer. It’s also hiding a little-known waterfall, and it’s one of our favorite hidden gems in Stuart, Virginia. To get there, you’ll take a marvelous four-mile trail that offers exquisite scenery at every turn. Ready to start exploring one of the best state parks in Virginia? Let’s go!?
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Have you ever explored Fairy Stone State Park? What did you think? Feel free to share your thoughts with us in the comments below. We would love to hear all about your adventures! Want more hidden gems in Virginia? If so, check out our article featuring some amazing waterfalls that are worthy of your bucket list.
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For more information about Fairy Stone State Park, check out the official Virginia State Parks website. And before you leave for your hike, be sure to download AllTrails+ for access to offline maps as well as other perks.
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Best Hikes In Virginia
What state parks have the best hikes in Virginia?
All our state parks are great for exploring the great outdoors, but here are the state parks with the best hikes in Virginia:
- First Landing State Park, Virginia Beach
- Hungry Mother State Park, Marion
- Shenandoah River State Park, Bentonville,
- Sky Meadows State Park, Delaplane
- Natural Tunnel State Park, Duffield
- High Bridge Trail State Park, Green Bay
- Douthat State Park, Millboro
- Grayson Highlands State Park, Mouth of Wilson
- Pocahontas State Park, Chesterfield
- Caledon State Park, King George
- Breaks Interstate Park, Breaks
- Smith Mountain Lake State Park, Huddleston
Check out our previous article telling you more about the state parks with the best hikes in Virginia.
What are some more of the best waterfalls in Virginia?
If you love chasing waterfalls, then here are the best waterfalls in Virginia that belong on your list.
- Crabtree Falls, Tyro
- Maymont Waterfall, Richmond
- Bent Mountain Falls, Shawsville,
- Great Falls, McLean
- Falling Spring Falls, Covington
- Straight Branch Falls, Damascus
- Dark Hollow Falls, Shenandoah National Park
- Devil’s Bathtub, Fort Blackmore
- Roaring Run Falls, Eagle Rock
- Statons Creek Falls, Buena Vista
- Cascade Falls, Pembroke
- Fallingwater Cascades, Vinton
Discover more about these cascades by reading our previous article featuring a road trip to some of the best waterfalls in Virginia.
What are some bucket list worthy natural wonders in Virginia?
Here are some of the best natural wonders in Virginia that we recommend:
- Chincoteague National Wildlife Refuge, Chincoteague
- Devils Marbleyard, Natural Bridge Station
- Luray Caverns, Luray
- Natural Chimneys, Mount Solon
- The Sand Cave at Cumberland Gap, Lee County
- Natural Bridge, Rockbridge County
- Burke's Garden, Tazewell County
- Natural Tunnel, Duffield
- The Channels, Hayter's Gap, Abingdon
Be sure to read our article telling you more about these natural wonders in Virginia.