Arrive in Ashland by using the comfort and convenience of an Amtrak train. Make your first stop at the Ashland/Hanover Visitor Center located on the tracks in downtown Ashland. The Center is housed in the train station designed by well-known Virginia architect, W. Duncan Lee, and built in 1923. It is at the heart of two National Register Historic districts, which include the downtown and surrounding residential neighborhoods, and Randolph-Macon College. Be sure to take a self-guided walking tour. The self-guided walking tour takes you on a one-mile trek through one of Virginia's most charming country towns. After the tour, stop and dine in the unique eateries and shop at our eclectic mix of shops. Explore our many nationally significant historic sites, trace the Virginia Civil War Trails, and relish the beauty of the county.
Extend your stay and visit some of our modern day sites as well. Spend the day at Kings Dominion where you can have a different kind of ride or at Bass Pro Shops where you will find a replica of Virginia's Natural Bridge, a trout stream, a 12,000 gallon salt water aquarium, and a 23,000 gallon freshwater aquarium.
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Last Updated: 01/29/2016
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