Monroe County
Embark on a timeless adventure in Monroe County. Explore restored covered bridges and historic mills, then wander the scenic byways of the Rural Heritage Quilt Trail. Ascend Hanging Rock Observatory for breathtaking vistas, or conquer a challenging section of the legendary Appalachian Trail.
Untouched Farm Land
Monroe County embodies the timeless allure of farm country, offering an authentic escape to simpler times. Discover historic covered bridges, mills, churches and remnants of old mineral springs resorts — it’s a journey back in time.
For those seeking outdoor thrills, Monroe County has it all. Hike parts of the Appalachian and Allegheny Trails, explore the George Washington and Jefferson National Forests, visit Moncove Lake State Park or witness the annual hawk and eagle counts at Hanging Rock Observatory.
Head out on a leisurely drive along the rolling hills. Visit sites from the Civil War era and travel the country roads alongside Indian, Second, Rich, Cove, Potts and Hans creeks. Be sure to take in the stunning vistas of the Appalachian Mountains.
In Monroe County, it’s the simple joys that matter. Here, neighbors greet each other warmly, wave at passersby and cherish a community-centric lifestyle rooted in deep traditions and heritage.
For more information, contact the Monroe County Convention and Visitors Bureau.
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Kirkwood Winery & Isaiah Morgan Distillery
The Country Store at Kirkwood Winery offers a wide variety of wines as well as a unique selections of regional heritage crafts.