Virginia has acquired 2,211 acres around Buffalo Mountain to create a new conservation area, protecting nearly 14 miles of native trout streams and expanding a landscape already drawing 15,000 visitors a year
- Buffalo Mountain’s new conservation area offers scenic landscapes, protected forests and outdoor experiences near the Blue Ridge Parkway and Blacksburg.
- There are landscapes that become part of a place’s identity long before they receive an official designation.
- Buffalo Mountain, with its rounded summit, expansive views and deep Appalachian forests, has long been one of Southwest Virginia’s most recognisable natural landmarks.
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- Buffalo Mountain’s new conservation area offers scenic landscapes, protected forests and outdoor experiences near the Blue Ridge Parkway and Blacksburg.
- There are landscapes that become part of a place’s identity long before they receive an official designation.
- Buffalo Mountain, with its rounded summit, expansive views and deep Appalachian forests, has long been one of Southwest Virginia’s most recognisable natural landmarks.
Sources: Times of India