This charming farm town became the center of commerce in Western Loudoun with the arrival of the railroad in 1874. Today, the rail bed has been converted to the Washington & Old Dominion Railroad Regional Park, a paved multi-use recreation trail that runs 45 miles from Arlington, Virginia to Purcellville. Purcellville is also home to many unique shops and eateries, including the "oddest store in Loudoun County".
Experience an authentic country fair in this historic village nestled in the foothills of Virginia's Blue Ridge Mountains. Enjoy live music, over 100 juried crafters, artisan demonstrations, antiques, local art, wine tastings, pie and pickling contests, and more. Stop in the country store and view slide shows of Civil War and railroad history. Kids will enjoy the children's fair, pony rides, and caboose. A 10K race kicks off the event at 8am on Saturday. The Bluemont Fair is held the third weekend in September.
White's Ferry, across the Potomac River between Maryland and Loudoun County, Virginia, is the last cable operated ferry on the East Coast. Its available for travelers by car, bike and by foot. The most scenic and historic way to cross the Potomac.
For some sweet treats, fresh produce and a slice of "the American Pie," head to Mom's Apple Pie in Leesburg, Virginia in Loudoun County. "Just like Mom and Grandmom makes."
