Private Outdoor Adventures with Abingdon Adventures in Damascus

Damascus, Virginia—often called “Trail Town USA”—is a prime destination for outdoor enthusiasts seeking a unique blend of adventure and history. Located near the scenic Blue Ridge Mountains and central to the famous Creeper Trail, Abingdon Adventures offers private outdoor experiences that allow travelers to engage intimately with this remarkable landscape. Set in a recently remodeled 1870 train depot, Abingdon Adventures combines rich Appalachian culture and modern conveniences to serve as the perfect launch point for your exploration. The Creeper Trail itself is a 34-mile trail famed for its gentle grades, following historic railway routes through forests, farmlands, and alongside peaceful creeks. This trail access point in Damascus makes it easy to experience biking, hiking, and nature observation without the crowds.

What distinguishes Abingdon Adventures is the personal attention and expertise provided by the team, with guides like Brad who excel in accommodating all skill levels and interests. Their knowledge of the local flora, fauna, and geology enriches your trip, connecting visitors to the unique biodiversity of the Blue Ridge Highlands. Visitors can expect to see striking sandstone formations and a variety of native wildlife including white-tailed deer and wild turkeys. The area’s history surfaces everywhere, from the restored train depot to the legacies of Appalachian railroads that shaped regional development.

Beyond the trail itself, the town of Damascus offers charming shops, friendly eateries, and a community spirit that welcomes every traveler. Whether you're looking for a relaxing day ride or an immersive outdoor escape, Abingdon Adventures provides a standout experience combining adventure, education, and comfort in a setting that is truly special for the Virginia outdoors.

This private trip is perfect for visitors wanting a customized experience, making Abingdon Adventures a treasured part of the outdoor scene in Damascus and the surrounding Blue Ridge Mountains region.