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Area Attractions and History at the Highland Inn

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Attractions and Activities in Highland County
and the surrounding area.

While fresh mountain air and relaxation on rocking chair-lined porches are a main attraction of The Highland Inn, a variety of activities are also available nearby: Hiking, fishing and hunting are all here in the more than one million acres of National Forest which surrounds the county. Scenic drives attract motorists and cyclists. Civil War sites, Antiquing, shopping, swimming and bird watching are nearby, as are spectacular caverns and scenic train rides.

The front door to Highland County is the Chamber's Website.
 
Click on the banner to visit, or call (540) 468-2550.

The Highland County Chamber of Commerce Visitor's Center is located at the Inn with brochures and information on Highland County as well as information on Virginia’s Western Highland counties of Bath and Allegheny and neighboring West Virginia Counties of Pendleton and Pocahontas.

Highland County is host to Festivals and Events all year. These include The Highland Maple Festival in March, McDowell Heritage Days in May (odd numbered years), Monterey House & Garden Tours in July (even numbered years), the Lions Club Street Dance in July, the Mountain Mama Road Bike Challenge in early August, the Highland County Fair in late August, Hands & Harvest Festival in October and Wintertide in early December.  Visit our Events page for more information.

The Highland Inn
Post Office Box 40
68 West Main Street
Monterey, Virginia 24465-0040

Telephone: 540-468-2143
Toll Free: 888-466-4682
info@highland-inn.com

In the middle of Festival activity in Monterey is the Highland Inn, built in 1904.  It offers turn-of-the-century ambiance, reasonable rates and warm hospitality from the innkeepers.  Home cooking in the form of buckwheat cakes, trout and maple pecan pie are served in the dining room.

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