by Pam Cox | Apr 8, 2021 | Blog
Listed on the National Register of Historic Places, the Fulkerson-Hilton Home in the Hiltons community of Scott County, Virginia, is now available for rental through Airbnb. Nearby residents to the historic home, Jeff and Rebecca Arrington, purchased the home and its...
by Pam Cox | Jul 20, 2020 | Redirected, Un-categorized
With its rolling hills and expansive valleys, a drive through Scott County brings forth visions of simpler times. Adding to that vision are the numerous swinging bridges that span rivers and creeks throughout the county. Once used as a primary mode for foot...
by Pam Cox | Jul 20, 2020 | Redirected, Un-categorized
Whether you are an angler or a paddler, Scott County, Virginia has the waters to suit your sport. Both the Clinch https://dwr.virginia.gov/waterbody/clinch-river/and...
by Pam Cox | Mar 7, 2019 | Redirected, Un-categorized
Scott County is home to two major rivers, each of which flows through nearly untouched countryside full of stunning bluffs, deep swimming pools and rolling farmland. The Clinch River is one of the most diverse rivers in the nation, full of rare plants and animals,...
by Pam Cox | Mar 7, 2019 | Redirected, Un-categorized
Whether you’re looking for trophy smallmouth bass, tasty trout or a leisurely lakeside fishing trip, Scott County has the spot for you. The Clinch and Holston Rivers are full of smallmouth, spotted, rock, and largemouth bass, sauger, sunfish, musky, crappie, and...
by Pam Cox | Mar 6, 2019 | Redirected, Un-categorized
Cyclists will be delighted by Scott County’s scenic roads and trails. The Dungannon and Clinch River Scenic Road Tour winds for 24 miles along country roads in the heart of Scott County. This beautiful route passes historical buildings and cemeteries, the world-famous...
by Pam Cox | Feb 27, 2018 | Itineraries
Whether you are an angler or a paddler, Scott County, Virginia has the waters to suit your sport. Both the Clinch and Holston Rivers are full of smallmouth, spotted, rock and largemouth bass, sauger, sunfish, musky, crappie and freshwater drum. The Clinch River is...
