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Read MoreGo back in time to a forgotten coal mining community deep in Pulaski County.
Read MoreOurs is a story of Serendipity. What led two suburban yuppies from the Midwest to “Buy the Farm?”
Read MoreMy family loves to play outside, and that is one of the reasons we love living in Pulaski County. One of our favorite outdoor activities is camping at Claytor Lake State Park.
Read MoreWhat do you get when you combine artistic visionaries, small-town roots, and buses 🚌? Blank Slate Unique Stays of course!
Read MoreAnyone else getting a little tired of snow and below freezing temperatures? Check out our suggestions on how to escape your cabin fever and stay warm in Pulaski County.
Read MoreThanksgiving is a time to pause, reflect, and spend time with family and friends. Yet, with the chaos of this year, expenses, and food shortages, you might find yourself spending more time in the grocery store and kitchen than with your loved ones!
Read MoreColorful leaves, crisp, cool air, and pumpkins galore -- spooky season is finally here! When it comes to all things spooktacular, Pulaski County is packed with safe, outdoor events to celebrate Halloween.
Read MoreHaving grown up in Iowa, where the landscape is mostly flat, it took me many years to embrace my environment in the mountains. In fact, it wasn’t until I hit my late 50’s that I decided to take up hiking. My daughter and husband had already discovered the joy of being out in nature, but having an aversion to bugs and snakes, it took me a little longer to jump in.
Read MoreExplore the Draper Mountain Overlook and much more...
Read MoreFor the History Lovers… Pulaski County’s museums tell a two-part tale of Pulaski County’s creation and story. Originally carved out of parts of Montgomery and Wythe Counties in 1839, the rich history of Pulaski County predates this official beginning...
Read MoreThe New River Trail is a beautiful gem of Southwest Virginia. Awaiting you is a picturesque 57 mile rail trail following the second oldest river in the world. The trail winds along the scenic New River and in our opinion, is best explored on bicycle.
Read MoreWhen I was asked to write a blog about fishing, I was both honored and a bit concerned at the same time. Although I have fished for over 60 years (that sounds old), I can hardly be considered an expert when it comes to fishing. However, if you measure the pleasure I have gotten by pursuing fish of all varieties, then I might be in the top ten percent.
Read MoreFarmers markets are how communities display off the fruits of their labor. At The Marketplace, vendors from Pulaski County and local neighbors join together to support and celebrate our small-town, mountain-loving community. These markets are an important tool for providing fresh food, and to create a space for visitors to meet the artists and creators behind local produce, cuisine, and products.
Read MoreJessee and Debby fulfilled their dream of leaving California and moving to the New River Valley in 2005. They bought land in both Pulaski and Giles County.
Read MoreMake sure you add these Pulaski County must-do’s to your summer bucket list! #virginiaisforlovers #wanderlove
Read MoreIn the middle of nowhere, among the mountains, lakes, rivers, and trails, is somewhere. Experience stories from visitors and residents and stay up-to-date on the latest seasonal festivities and happenings!
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