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VisitLurayPageVa Facebook
January 5, 2021
“We may be a small town with small crowds, but we’ve got big, wide-open spaces full of fresh air and beautiful views. Come see for yourself. #travel #getaway #smalltown #smalltowncharm.”
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VisitLurayPageVa Facebook
December 22, 2020
“The Town of Luray is perfect for getting away from all of the hustle and bustle of the city and getting some fresh air. Small town with big wide-open spaces.
#travel #getaway #smalltown #smalltowncharm.”
WEEKEND TRAVELER – LURAY, VA
Weekend Traveler
November 1, 2019
“We’re continually on the hunt for experiences that add richness to our lives. In the spirit of the revival of road trips, we are proud to feature a monthly section featuring destinations within driving distance of Charleston. We feel that our smart and savvy readers will find these trips interesting and entertaining.
“Driving four hours and fifteen minutes East of Charleston, West Virginia brings you to Luray, Virginia, a beautiful town in the Shenandoah Valley. With the Blue Ridge Mountains as the base of its scenery, Luray is a delightful place to visit for its outdoor attractions, caverns, and unique attractions.”
10 BEST THINGS TO DO IN LURAY, VIRGINIA
SometimesHome.com
October 22, 2019
“Luray is perhaps known best for two reasons: 1) its famous caverns and 2) its roads connect visitors to Shenandoah National Park. You could say it’s a “basecamp” for the park and caverns. At first glance you may not think there’s much to do in Luray (we admit it, we didn’t necessarily think there was upon first impression) but a little investigation proved our initial thoughts wrong and we discovered there are plenty of fun and wonderful things to do in Luray, Virginia.”
Get Away to Luray
Middleburg Life
August 2018
“Have you made your Labor Day weekend plans? About an hour’s drive from Middleburg will put you in the mountain town of Luray, Virginia. Best known for its caverns and hiking, this picturesque escape in the Shenandoah Valley provides no shortage of ways to explore the great outdoors with your family, or relax and connect with good friends. With plenty of cabin rentals and B&Bs to choose from, Luray shows off yet another splendid view of our commonwealth for your next getaway.”
3 Best Day Trips from Washington, D.C.
Condé Nast Traveler
July 24, 2018
Luray Shout Outs: Shenandoah National Park, Hotel Laurance, Luray Caverns, etc.
“Getting out to this part of Virginia is a special treat. The part extends along the Blue Ridge Mountains, with Skyline Drive running its length. There are natural wonders, like caverns and natural bridges and lookouts along the way, but make time for a few stops in this welcoming part of the state. In charming towns like Luray or Staunton you’ll find cute places to stay, eat, and shop, and in all, this drive—ideal for leaf-peeping in fall—isn’t so long or arduous you get worn out.”
The 20 Best Small Towns to Visit in 2018
SmithsonianMag.com
June 5, 2018
“For Appalachian Trail through-hikers, Luray is a godsend, beginning with its informative Luray-Page County Visitors Center. Downtown’s Appalachian Outfitters stocks a wealth of hiking gear, and—along with plenty of paintings, pottery and blown glass to peruse—its Warehouse Art Gallery offers free outdoor camping space specifically for A.T. hikers. Spots such as Main Street Bakery even sell backpacked-sized meals to go.”