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The Mills Gap Overlook is a short detour off of the Appalachian Trail, but it is definitely worth getting off the trail and stopping to enjoy the view. The viewpoint is also right where the Blue Ridge Parkway intersects with the trail, so there is a good chance you will see others enjoying this spot.

Brushy Mountain is a popular destination, especially when exploring the reserve via the Carvin's Cove Trail system, which is well known for its extensive hiking and biking trails. Brushy Mountain Fire Road will take you to the top, where you can enjoy breathtaking panoramic views of Carvin's Lake, the lush forest, and the surrounding Blue Ridge mountains. The stunning scenery is a perfect backdrop for capturing some incredible photos.

Brushy Mountain is a popular destination, especially when exploring the reserve via the Carvin's Cove Trail system, which is well known for its extensive hiking and biking trails. Brushy Mountain Fire Road will take you to the top, where you can enjoy breathtaking panoramic views of Carvin's Lake, the lush forest, and the surrounding Blue Ridge mountains. The stunning scenery is a perfect backdrop for capturing some incredible photos.

Spanning 12,000 acres with hardwood and mixed pine forests, a 630-acre reservoir, and 60 miles (ca. 97 km) of trails. It contributes to Roanoke, Virginia's recognition as the Mountain Bike Capital of the East, offering diverse mountain biking, hiking, and equestrian trails.

At Milepost 91.8 on the Blue Ridge Parkway, Mills Gap Overlook views out over the James River Valley. The Appalachian Trail crosses through the parking lot, so you can expect for this to be one of the busier pull-offs in this area.

At 3,145 feet, Onion Mountain Overlook towers over the foothill peaks it views over. It's located at Milepost 79.7 on the Blue Ridge Parkway and attracts a lot of visitors every day due to its easy access and picnic areas (and ample parking).

At 3,145 feet, Onion Mountain Overlook towers over the foothill peaks it views over. It's located at Milepost 79.7 on the Blue Ridge Parkway and attracts a lot of visitors every day due to its easy access and picnic areas (and ample parking).

There technically isn't a set "summit" on Flat Top Mountain, but there are a few rocky outcrops that offer viewpoints of the surrounding area and the other nearby Peaks of Otter. You can easily see Abbott Lake to the south and Bedford Reservoir to the east from the lookouts. There are a couple different ways to approach the mountain, and both require a fair bit of climbing and mileage.