Spring is officially on its way here in Virginia, as made evident by beautiful days of warm weather. Inspired by this seasonal change, we can’t help but look to the outdoors to celebrate.To shake off those long winter blues, you can head to southwest Virginia where a relatively easy hike yields a stunning 360-degree view of the surrounding mountains.

Comers Rock is a relatively little-known landmark, partially due to the fact that it’s tricky to get to. Rest assured, though, that the view is well worth the effort.
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To begin, venture to Mount Rogers National Recreation Area, which is located in Grayson-Wythe county. The Rock is outlined on all park maps, and you’ll discover it’s 4 miles down a gravel road.
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Once you’ve arrived at the parking lot, you’ll be delighted to find that accessing Comer’s Rock is only a matter of steps. 150-yards into the trail, hikers will have climbed to the prized overlook.
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From the top of this peak at an elevation of 4,102 feet, you can admire 360-degree views of unobstructed Iron Mountain landscape.
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In early spring, you may observe a gentle coating of frost clinging to the pine trees at the top of Comers Rock. It’s an extraordinary experience, and an authentic glimpse of the southwestern Virginia community.
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Care to extend your stay in the area? Click here for information about the nearby campgrounds. Have you explored this area of Virginia before? Share your experience there with us! For related content, you’ll love reading about This Magical Park Where You Can See Wild Horses Roam.

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