Pulaski County

Among the mountains, lakes, rivers, and trails of Southwest Virginia rests the beautiful Pulaski County. Established in 1839, the 330 square miles are home to rich history and natural beauty that are prime for exploration and recreation, including two state parks. Together, Claytor Lake State Park and New River Trail State Park offer something to interest all outdoor enthusiasts, from watersports and fishing to hiking and biking.

While Pulaski County is a great hub for outdoor activity, there are many opportunities to relish local culture and heritage. Escape for a day and savor local wines at one of the three county wineries. Encounter historic Draper or explore the local museums and art centers. Enjoy a game at historic Calfee Park—one of the oldest minor league baseball parks in the United States. However you choose to immerse yourself, there will be much to discover in Pulaski County.