Neighborhoods near Rockbridge County High School in Lexington, VA

When most people talk about Natural Bridge, they’re referring to the over-200-foot limestone archway that’s attracted travelers to Virginia’s Blue Ridge Mountains since the 1700s. But the community of Natural Bridge also encompasses the rural valley and forested mountains nearby, the roadside attractions and businesses supporting the area’s

At the edge of Shenandoah Valley where the Alleghany Mountains stand, Collierstown is a rural area named after the creek that flows through. Most of the landscape is made up of tall trees and open fields, broken up by winding roads dotted with residential properties. “It’s a quiet farm community with beautiful views,” says Realtor Karen Little

Rockbridge Baths, VA, is a tranquil farming community in the Shenandoah Valley with mountain views. The Maury River offers fly fishing, while Goshen Pass Natural Area Preserve provides hiking trails and scenic rapids.

Fairfield, VA, in the Shenandoah Valley, blends rural charm with mountain views. The George Washington and Jefferson National Forests offer hiking trails. Lexington and Staunton, 30 minutes away via I-81, provide urban amenities.

Lexington, VA, a historic college town, is home to Washington and Lee University and VMI. Its walkable downtown features colonial architecture and local shops. The Shenandoah Valley setting offers mountain views and hiking trails.

Buena Vista, VA, lies between the Blue Ridge Mountains and Maury River. This small town features Glen Maury Park for outdoor activities and music festivals. Southern Virginia University enhances the scenic community's appeal.

Goshen, VA is a small town in the Allegheny Mountains. The Goshen Pass Natural Area Preserve offers hiking and fishing. Nearby national forests provide outdoor recreation. Lexington, 25 miles away, has more amenities.

Clifton Forge is a southwest Virginia community that blends railroad heritage, a picturesque setting and Appalachian charm in the greater Roanoke region. The town was once a major stopover on the Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad, and important buildings along the route have since turned into historic landmarks that signify the town’s legacy. Today,