Explore the beauty of Falling Spring, a stunning 80-foot waterfall only 15 minutes south on Route 220. Described by Thomas Jefferson as a “remarkable cascade...falling over a rock about 200 feet to the valley below,” it is one of the largest falls in Virginia, and one of the most photographed sites in the Alleghany Highlands.

Enjoy an evening or afternoon at Garth Newel Music Center where expertly performed concerts, beautiful atmosphere, and the pleasures of Southern hospitality are woven together seamlessly. Many guests enjoy chamber music from Mozart to casual folklore bands that perform at the center.

Visit the Museum building of the Bath County Historical Society, originally a law office which was moved from the original courthouse located at the current Warm Springs Inn. The items in the Museum have all been donated by friends of the Society who want to see Bath County history preserved for future generations. Check out the period clothing, original historic photos, farm implements and tools, and Civil War and Indian Artifacts.

Step back in time when visiting Troddenvale in the historic North Stable at Oakley Farm. Sip and delight in flavor-rich ciders, bite into tasty charcuterie boards and explore the production process amongst the rolling hills of Virginia. Reservations are recommended.