La Vida is one of Lynchburg's newest but most loved spots for coffee, food, and fellowship. Spacious and uncluttered, La Vida is one of our favorite places to work, study, and relax.

Known as Lynchburg's Living Room, the White Hart has been a gathering place in downtown Lynchburg for almost 15 years. During this time it has become known as a place to relax, meet friends, and enjoy a cup of coffee or get some feel good food.

Designated a National Historic Landmark, Thomas Jefferson's Poplar Forest is an award-winning historic restoration in progress, nominated as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The home was Thomas Jefferson's personal retreat and one of the two homes he designed for his personal use.

Baine's is a personal favorite location of ours due to the warm and cozy atmosphere, great food and coffee, and countless brunch and study dates we've had there. Baine's is where the proposal took place and where much of the wedding planning happened.

Baine's Books & Coffee is a 20-minute drive from Lynchburg and located in the historic village of Appomattox, where the American Civil War came to an end as Robert E. Lee surrendered the last major Confederate army to Ulysses S. Grant on April 9, 1865.

Three Roads Brewing Company is a local staple operating from a former Ford dealership, complete with indoor and outdoor seating, games, and live music. Three Roads has a rotating seasonal menu of craft beers.

Starr Hill On Main in the heart of Downtown Lynchburg is one of the newest locations for Star Hill, the second-oldest craft brewery in Virginia. Their lineup of flagship beers includes The Love, a wheat beer that offers a nod to the “Virginia is for Lovers” slogan.

The Blackwater Creek Trail is one of the most popular trails in the city. Following along the winding Blackwater Creek and built along an abandoned railway bed, this 3-mile paved trail is perfect for jogging, walking, or biking. The trail travels through a lovely urban forest, and is intersected at various points with earthen trails that allow visitors to delve deeper into the forested area and enjoy the many plants and wildlife species inhabiting it.

Percival’s Island is a familiar landmark in downtown Lynchburg. The island is approximately one and one-half miles long. The old railroad bed is now a paved, maintained hiking/biking trail that traverses the length of the island. The park is maintained in its natural state as a haven for plants and animals. There are many spots where the James River is accessible and fishing is permitted in accordance with State of Virginia fishing regulations.

One of the most popular trails is all of Virginia is the strenuous climb up to the rocky summit of Sharp Top Mountain (3,875 feet), This peak has attracted hikers for hundreds, if not thousands, of years. This 3.3-mile out-and-back trail near Lynchburg, Virginia is generally considered a moderately challenging route, it takes an average of 2 h 15 min to complete. This is a very popular area for birding, camping, and hiking.

The Devil's Marbleyard is a 3-mile hike located in the James River Face Wilderness area as part of the Belfast Trail. The marbleyard is a unique geological feature that is considered a challanging (but rewarding) hike.

Estates & Consignments is a large and unique antique store with items ranging from the 1700's to the 1990's. Located in a sprawling 19th-century warehouse in the heart of Lynchburg's downtown, it's a fun place to shop or just explore.

The owners of local favorite La Carreta recently opened Papa Gallo, which is easily one of the best Mexican restaurants in Virginia, if not America.

One of the best restaurants in town, La Caretta is highly recommended if you're looking for authentic Mexican cuisine.

Fratelli is one of Lynchburg's favorite Italian kitchens and is located in the center of downtown.

Relaxed pizzeria serving up wood-fired pies & craft beers on tap. A local favorite in the historic Rivermont district known for its unique victorian homes and schools.

Iron & Ale is a local favorite for burgers, steaks, fish, and ale.