Exploring Leesburg
The Wine Kitchen
A great place for dinner and/or drinks - especially right before the Welcome Reception on Friday!
SideBar
A multi-level bar and restaurant in downtown Leesburg. We especially recommend checking out The Docket upstairs for craft cocktails and mocktails!
Goosecup
Goosecup is an all day cafe that’s great for breakfast, coffee, cocktails, and light bites. Located in historic downtown Leesburg.
Buford's Biscuits
Buford's is a popular breakfast spot in downtown Leesburg. Southern comfort food, including gigantic biscuit sandwiches.
Tuscarora Mill Restaurant
Tuskie's is a historic downtown Leesburg staple - and our reception caterer!
Shutters on King
Shutters on King is a new, three-level restaurant in a former antiques store building in historic downtown Leesburg. It's a modern American restaurant with a lively main bar and a rooftop patio.
Lightfoot Restaurant
Before Lightfoot Restaurant opened its doors in 1999, the building served as The People's Bank for more than 50 years. This is where our welcome reception will be on Friday night.
Stone Tower Winery
One of the best wineries in Northern Virginia - beautiful views from the patio.
Bear Chase Brewing Company
Great outdoor seating, often live music - fun to stop by after hiking Raven Rocks or Bear's Den!
Bluemont Vineyard
Another beautiful winery with panoramic views.
Raven Rocks Trailhead
This is a moderate, 5.3-mile out-and-back trail near Bluemont, Virginia. Hike along the Appalachian Trail with sweeping valley and mountain views. One of our favorite hikes in the DC area!
Bear's Den Scenic Lookout
This is a 1.6-mile out-and-back trail near Bluemont, Virginia. At 1,350 feet, the Bears Den Rocks provide a panoramic view of the Shenandoah Valley and the Blue Ridge Mountains.
Dirt Farm Brewing
Yet another brewery in Bluemont that offers beautiful views.
Great Falls Park
Great Falls Park is a National Park Service site in Virginia, situated on 800 acres along the banks of the Potomac River. Great Falls Park offers stunning views of the Potomac River and Great Falls, along with 15 miles of hiking trails and five miles of horseback riding and biking trails.