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Nice place for a picnic or just relaxing on the grass.

The Bull Run Mountains State Natural Area encompasses nearly 2,500 acres of forests, cliffs, ravines, valleys, and summits. There are miles of trails of varying difficulties, but most of the lower paths are smooth, packed dirt. You can create numerous loops by connecting the various trails on the property.

The Bull Run Mountains State Natural Area encompasses nearly 2,500 acres of forests, cliffs, ravines, valleys, and summits. There are miles of trails of varying difficulties, but most of the lower paths are smooth, packed dirt. You can create numerous loops by connecting the various trails on the property.

A brief yet steep hike for panoramic views of Virginia's Piedmont region. The Upper Piedmont Overlook unveils a protected Eastern U.S. landscape. Wear sturdy, mud-friendly shoes for this occasionally slippery part of the trail.

The Lower Piedmont Overlook is one of a few official viewpoints along the Piedmont Overlook hiking loop. There are open views of the valley, pastures, and surrounding meadow.

There is a small waterfall here off the side of the trail. There is no sign marking where to turn, but you can literally hear and see the water from the side of the trail if the current is strong enough. The best time to see the falls in full force is right after a big rain.

Buzzard Hill is one of many lower summits you can hit while hiking this section of the Appalachian Trail. The summit only reaches up to 1,301 feet, but it's higher than many of the surrounding foothills, so you get a pretty good view down into the valley from the lookout area. No matter which direction you come from, be prepared for a hilly hike both during your approach and your return.