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So, you’ve found yourself in Lynchburg, VA, have you?
As a business traveler, constantly getting to know a new place can be tiring. After all, it takes time to find out about all the best places to visit.
Well, we’ve got you covered.
Not only do we provide suites with all the amenities you need, but we’ve also created a list of things to do in Lynchburg this fall. So you can kick back and get the most out of this leafy, riverside city.
Let’s get started!
Fall is an incredible time to be staying in Lynchburg as the city has plenty of green spaces and trails.
The Blackwater Creek trail is one of the most popular with its paved path built along an old railway line.
You can park at the western end and stroll along the creekside for three miles before reaching the Point of Honour bridge on the James River. In fall, this trail is transformed with red and golden leaves making it a stunning park of the city.
If you’re looking for Lynchburg activities that’ll get your heart pumping, why not join in with one of the city’s running events?
Throughout the fall, there are numerous 5k, half, and full marathons to take part in.
Try the Deep Hollow race and choose a 5k or half marathon.
If you’re not up for running, spectating is also a lovely option where you can get some fresh air while cheering on the runners.
It might sound like a strange recommendation, but the Old City Cemetery isn’t just a graveyard.
It’s a popular Lynchburg attraction that has an incredible arboretum full of stunning trees and five small museums on the site.
You can explore in the daytime or sign up for a magical candlelit tour throughout fall.
Do you love the exhilarating thrill of a ghost tour?
Well, you’re in luck, because in fall each year, Lynchburg puts on some brilliantly scary ghost walks. Join up to Scaremare, put on by Liberty University, and walk through haunted buildings and out into the woods. . . Boo!
The Ghosts of Historic Lynchburg Walking Tour is another entertaining ghostly event. Take this guided tour to hear all about the history and hauntings of Lynchburg’s scariest encounters.
If you love to ski or snowboard, fall is the time to dust off those skills and hit the slopes before you head to winter snow resorts.
The Liberty Mountain SnowFlex Center is a great place to practice your carves or get lessons if you want to improve.
Lynchburg is a leafy green city throughout the spring and summer, but it’s fall where it transforms into red, yellow, and golden colors.
With so many things to do in Lynchburg outdoors and inside, you’ll be glad you’re doing business in Lynchburg at this time of year.
If you need help finding a cozy place to stay for your extended trip to Lynchburg, VA, take a look at our comfortable suites.