More than 25 miles of hiking trails lace the park and you can choose to stay in the inn, in a campground or in newly built luxury cabins.
Spend your day enjoying the outdoors – hiking, biking, birding, geocaching, fishing, whitewater rafting, floating or swimming.
The Breaks is in the middle of Southwest Virginia’s coal country. Upstream is the John Flannagan Dam and Reservoir, with whitewater rafting opportunities along the Russell Fork River especially during dam releases in October. Pine Mountain Trail connects the Kentucky side of the Breaks south to Birch Knob, where an observation tower provides a bracing climb and spectacular five-state view, and then along the state border to Pound Gap.
Friends of Southwest Virginia is following recommendations from the Commonwealth and the World Health Organization to practice social distancing.
Professional level staff will limit interactions with the public and partners, and all public meetings including the 2020 Spring Break Blitz will be postponed
until further notice.
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