Grayson Highlands State Park is a state park located in Grayson County, Virginia, United States. It is adjacent to the Mount Rogers National Recreation Area …
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Oct 18, 2024
I am giving this a one star due to the lack of ability of the park goes to follow the law. DO NOT TOUCH OR FEED THE HORSES it is illegal and causes disease in the animals. Posting photos of it is t… Full review by 12don34
Sep 23, 2024
Nice park with many trails. Unfortunately we didn't see the ponies. Those a few minutes before us did and said they came right up to them. We were there around 1pm so go earlier. Visitors Center is v… Full review by Nana58
Sep 20, 2024
A unique experience to see ponies in the wild. Trails weren't that well marked and we didn't really know where to go 'to see the ponies.' There were offshoot paths that weren't on the map. Wish I'd … Full review by Ginger M
Are the tent and cabin sites usually booked a year in advance? It looks like there is no availability all summer, but also having a hard time understanding the booking site on my phone.
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We had trouble with the website too and ended up calling directly to the park to get clarification. Hope that helps you. We only booked a few months advance and were fine. Good …
We had trouble with the website too and ended up calling directly to the park to get clarification. Hope that helps you. We only booked a few months advance and were fine. Good luck it is worth the visit
What trails would be best to take children (5-10 y/o) that would not be too difficult to hike, but would still allow fun outlooks or good spots to see the ponies?
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Most of the park trails are moderate or difficult but you shouldn't have to hike much to see the ponies. Generally you can see them near the Massie Gap parking lot and the …
Most of the park trails are moderate or difficult but you shouldn't have to hike much to see the ponies. Generally you can see them near the Massie Gap parking lot and the Rhododendron Trail is short and moderate and a good spot to see them. The best advice is to check with staff when you get to the park because they will normally know where they are hanging out. The ponies may appear tame but are wild and can hurt unsuspecting visitors to think they are domesticated so watch from a distance.
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Reservations can be made up to 11 months in advance either online or by calling the Virginia State Parks Customer Service Center at 1-800-933-7275. Some venues must...
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