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1 day itinerary • 7 stops
Rockingham County Civil War Trail
Walk in the footsteps of history. From transportation to textiles, the Civil War Trails program brings to life the people, places, and pivotal events that shaped Rockingham County—and the lasting impact they left behind.
7 stops38 miles / 61 km59 minOpen itineraryDay 1
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Scales Law Office Civil War Trail Marker
Alfred M. Scales, born in 1827 in Rockingham County, was a lawyer, Civil War general, U.S. Congressman, and North Carolina governor. He opened his...
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Annie Eliza Johns Civil War Trail Marker
Anne “Annie” Eliza Johns, a Civil War nurse, poet, teacher, and author of Cooleemee, A Tale of Southern Life, is buried in the Church of the Epiph...
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Leaksville Cotton Mill Civil War Trail Marker
In 1839, former Governor John Motley Morehead built the Leaksville cotton factory, powered by the rapids of the Smith River. During the early month...
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Dan River Civil War Trail Marker
In the 1820s, the Roanoke Navigation Company opened the upper Dan River for batteau traffic, making Leaksville (now Eden) and Madison key river por...
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Piedmont Railroad Civil War Trail Marker
Chartered in 1862, the Piedmont Railroad connected Danville, VA, to Greensboro, NC, becoming a critical Confederate supply line during the Civil Wa...
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Town of Wentworth Civil War Trail Marker
At the start of the Civil War in 1861, Wentworth was a small but bustling village with a courthouse, churches, stores, hotels, and tobacco factorie...
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Wentworth Church Civil War Trails Marker
Wentworth Methodist Church, founded in 1836, stands as Rockingham County’s last surviving pre-Civil War Methodist sanctuary. Completed in 1859, it...
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1 day itinerary • 7 stops
Accessible Outdoors
Enjoying the outdoors should be equally accessible to everyone. While some trails, parks, and hiking areas are more difficult to navigate with wheelchairs, strollers, scooters, etc, there are many in RoCo that provide easier access.
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Matrimony Creek Greenway
This two-mile hike begins on a wide gravel greenway and leads to a dead end in Matrimony Creek, where you will find a large cascading rapid in the...
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Sky's the Limit Park
Nestled behind City Hall, Sky’s the Limit Park is Reidsville’s first all-inclusive playground—created to welcome children of all abilities with bar...
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Madison River Park
Escape to nature at Madison River Park, a serene oasis where you can enjoy picnicking, hiking, fishing, and more. Located along the banks of the Da...
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Jacobs Creek Batteau Landing
Part of the Danbury Plantation, home to Revolutionary War soldier and North Carolina Governor, Alexander Martin. The batteau landing provides acces...
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Smith River Greenway
Bright, colorful, and full of charm, the Butterfly Trail along the Smith River Greenway is a picture-perfect stop on your selfie tour. Featuring a...
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Reidsville Jaycee Park Greenway
Discover this 2.4-mile out-and-back trail near Reidsville, North Carolina. Generally considered an easy route, it takes an average of 51 minutes t...
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Dan River Game Lands Canoe/Kayak Launch
This entry point is primarily used for medium-length floats downstream, suitable for beginner to intermediate paddlers. It connects well with nearb...
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1 day itinerary • 5 stops
Outdoors in RoCo
Indulge in Mother Nature's playground as you enjoy 4 rivers, three lakes, and 28+ miles and serene trails in RoCo.
5 stops23 miles / 38 km41 minOpen itineraryDay 1
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Dan River Campground
Dan River Campground is a serene getaway nestled along the beautiful Dan River. It offers a peaceful and scenic setting for camping, fishing, and o...
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Mad Town Tubing
Float. Relax. Repeat.Slip into a tube and drift into summertime bliss. With easy booking, scenic surroundings, and that slow-river stillness, MadTo...
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Floatery
Dan River Outfitters and Glamping is now Floatery! Ready to float, camp, and explore? Floatery River Tubing in Madison, NC, offers unforgettable Da...
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Farris Memorial Park
Spanning over 270 acres of forested landscapes, athletic fields, disc golf, and serene water features, Farris Memorial Park is Rockingham County’s...
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Carolina Marina @ Belews Lake
Carolina Marina blends convenience with charm—whether you're a boating enthusiast, a family looking for a day out on the lake, or an event planner...
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1 day itinerary • 12 stops
RoCo Like a Local
Locals seem to think life is better in Rockingham County. After trying on a few of their favorite hangouts, you’ll realize they’re right.
12 stops59 miles / 94 km1 hrs, 28 minOpen itineraryDay 1
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Gioia dell'Amore Cellars at Autumn Creek Vineyards
Journey to Gioia dell'Amore Cellars at Autumn Creek Vineyards, a picturesque winery set amidst rolling vineyards and stunning views. Sample a varie...
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Debbie's Restaurant & Catering
Dine in style at Debbie's Restaurant & Catering. From delectable dishes to impeccable service, this establishment promises a memorable culinary exp...
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Mad Town Tubing
Float. Relax. Repeat.Slip into a tube and drift into summertime bliss. With easy booking, scenic surroundings, and that slow-river stillness, MadTo...
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Southern Spirits
Raise a toast at Southern Spirits, a premier destination for wine, spirits, and delicious eats.
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Madison Dry Goods and Country Store
Add a little mystery to your selfie tour at Madison Dry Goods, famously featured on Netflix’s 28 Days Haunted. This historic building, once a hotel...
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Eclectic Calico
Eclectic Calico is a charming boutique that offers a curated selection of trendy clothing, accessories, and home decor items. With a mix of styles...
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Carolina Marina @ Belews Lake
Carolina Marina blends convenience with charm—whether you're a boating enthusiast, a family looking for a day out on the lake, or an event planner...
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The Deck at Belews Lake
The Deck at Belews Lake is a popular waterfront restaurant offering stunning views of Belews Lake and a relaxed ambiance. Whether you're enjoying a...
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The Collective Coffee and Bakery
Awaken your senses at The Collective Coffee and Bakery, a delightful spot where aromatic coffee and freshly baked goods converge. Treat yourself to...
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King's Inn Pizza Parlor
Step into King's Inn Pizza Parlor and experience a slice of pizza heaven! Serving up mouthwatering pizzas with a variety of toppings, this cozy piz...
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That Little Pork Shop
Satisfy your cravings at That Little Pork Shop, a culinary gem known for its mouthwatering pork dishes and delectable sides. From BBQ ribs to savor...
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Eden Drive-In
Experience a nostalgic movie-going experience at the Eden Drive-In. Catch the latest blockbuster films or enjoy a timeless classic under the starli...
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1 day itinerary • 6 stops
RoCo Spirit Trail
Discover generation-old recipes and enjoyably outrageous brew as you hop along some of the region's best breweries, distilleries, wineries, and meadery.
6 stops68 miles / 109 km1 hrs, 33 minOpen itineraryDay 1
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Gioia dell'Amore Cellars at Autumn Creek Vineyards
Journey to Gioia dell'Amore Cellars at Autumn Creek Vineyards, a picturesque winery set amidst rolling vineyards and stunning views. Sample a varie...
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River Club
A lively bar and brewery in historic downtown Madison serving a rotating selection of craft draft beers, wines, and frozen beverages, including loc...
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MADISON CORK SUPPLY
Madison Cork Supply in Madison, NC, offers a thoughtfully curated selection of wines, craft beers, and specialty beverages in the heart of downtown...
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GIA Distillery
GIA Distillery invites visitors to discover the art of craft spirits through guided tours and tastings. With a passion for quality and innovation,...
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Nonno Nino Winery
Working with his grandfather (pronounced Nonno in Sicilian) in his winery at the age of 2, Sal Giaimo learned all aspects of the business and how t...
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Reynolds Brewery
Reynolds Brewery offers a unique selection of craft beers brewed on-site. Visitors can enjoy a relaxed atmosphere while sipping on delicious brews...
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Dividing Line Antiques and Vineyard
Indulge in a unique experience at Dividing Line Antiques and Vineyard. This charming destination combines the elegance of antiques with the allure...
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Lucky City Brewing
Welcome to Lucky City Brewing, where every sip is a taste of true craftsmanship and dedication to quality. From hoppy IPAs to rich stouts, our sele...
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1 day itinerary • 43 stops
RoCo Quilt Trail
Stitching together stories and scenery - perfect for quilters, art lovers, and anyone who enjoys exploring small towns and scenic routes.
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Quilt Trail Square - Gioia Dell'Amore Cellars
Located on the tobacco barn across from the tasting room, this square depicts wine bottles, representative of the 8 acres of grapevines on the prop...
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Quilt Trail Square-Sam and Janet Peck
The Peck family farm in rural Mayodan, formerly a tobacco farm with a century-old wood-burning barn, displays their quilt square on the barn commem...
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Quilt Trail Square - Dwight Myers
This former tobacco farm, once the livelihood of Dwight Myers' family, is now part of the RoCo Quilt Trail. The barn's quilt square, adorned with a...
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Quilt Trail Square - James Cardwell & Linda Brewer
In the Cardwell family's possession since 1947, this farm, once dedicated to tobacco cultivation, proudly showcases a quilt square with a pattern s...
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Quilt Trail Square - Cardwell Farm
This 80-acre Cardwell farm was once a diverse operation with tobacco, beef cattle, chickens, eggs, and hay. The barn featuring the quilt square was...
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Quilt Trail Square - Sutton Farm
The quilt square on the Sutton family farm's refurbished barn, once a tobacco pack house, showcases a plaid pattern symbolizing their heritage. Dom...
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Quilt Trail Square - Amanda's Daylilies
Amanda’s Daylilies, the inaugural square on the Rockingham County Quilt Trail, is a daylily farm in Mayodan boasting over 1,500 varieties. The quil...
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Quilt Trail Square - Via Reunion
This quilt square is found on the top of a large stable on the former tobacco farm that originally belonged to the Carter Family. The design is a r...
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Quilt Trail Square - Priddy Teach Orchard
Spanning 35 acres, Priddy's Peach Orchard, flourishes with over 600 Peach Trees. Doris, inspired by her sister, crafted a quilt square to represent...
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Quilt Trail Square - Ronni's
This 1950's building has served as a convenience store, restaurant, art and craft store, and country store. The quilt square, which is hung on the...
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Quilt Trail Square - Mike & Ann Steward
This historic location adorns two squares. One features the handprints of the artist’s four grandchildren. The other features a Mayo Spruce tree, w...
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Quilt Trail Square - Downtown Mayodan Veteran's Park
Mayodan Veterans Park features the "Mayodan Cannon," a World War I trench mortar, dedicated to honoring those who served in the war. today, the mor...
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Quilt Trail Square - West Rock Farmers Market
The West Rock Farmers Market's quilt square showcases a starburst pattern adorned with wheat stalks and produce, and complemented in its four corne...
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Quilt Trail Square - Raymond Dalton Farm
Situated in Stoneville, the Dalton family farm, once owned by the late Raymond Dalton, founder of Dalton’s Plumbing, pays tribute to his legacy wit...
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Quilt Trail Square - Pin Oak Farm
Adorning a century-old log cabin just outside of Eden, the Pin Oak Farm quilt square, crafted by the granddaughter of owners Stanley and Mona Farm...
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Quilt Trail Square - Tuttle's Farm
Renowned for their strawberries, Helen Tuttle and her late husband D.L. initially ventured into tobacco cultivation on their 86-acre farm in rural...
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Quilt Trail Square - Buckpigg Plantation
In rural Madison, Mary Carter inherited this farm, named after her son's nickname, which has a historical background as a tobacco farm. Presently c...
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Quilt Trail Square - Bee Sweet Orchard
Nestled in the rolling countryside near Wentworth, Bee Sweet Orchards (open July to August), features a quilt square on the front of their metal ba...
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Quilt Trail Square - Ann Rakestraw Dixon
Situated on a tobacco farm in Madison, the quilt square draws inspiration from a traditional wedding ring pattern crafted by Ann Dixon's grandmothe...
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Quilt Trail Square - The Miller's Historic Home
Adorning the side of an exquisitely restored 1890s barn within Madison's Historic District, this captivating quilt square is a heartfelt tribute to...
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Quilt Trail Square - Jimmy & Joyce Webster
This 100-Acre family farm's quilt square, displayed on a former tobacco barn, encapsulates its rich history and future aspirations, showcasing imag...
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Quilt Trail Square - Bird Nest Farm
This farm is buzzing daily as a growing bird and bee sanctuary. Hanging proudly from the farm's newly renovated 1920s barn, this quilt square's des...
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Quilt Trail Square - Green Acres Farm
Having transitioned from tobacco farming, James Lee and Jeanette Albert now focus on raising horses and cows on their farm. The quilt square, displ...
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Quilt Trail Square - Howell & Jerline Gentry
Situated along Highway 65 in the rural Summerfield area, this farmland, owned by the Gentry family for generations, showcases a quilt square highli...
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Quilt Trail Square - Riverbirch Farm
This former tobacco Farm now honors its family farming tradition by growing muscadine grapes and pears at their u-pick vineyard and orchard (open S...
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Quilt Trail Square - Witty's Crossroad
Adorning the tobacco barn built by Amy's grandfather, Robert Lee Witty, Sr., almost a century ago, the barn quilt carries the rich history of many...
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Quilt Trail Square - Pat & Ken King
Owned by the King family since the 1940's, this multi-generational farm, once dedicated to tobacco, corn, hay, and cattle, features a quilt square...
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Quilt Trail Square - Lucy Mason
In the Jones family's possession since 1858, this farm, which was once a vast 1,000 acres, now belongs to Lucy (Jones) Mason, encompassing 58 acres...
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Quilt Trail Square - Perkins Ostrich Farm
The quilt square on the farm, adorned with an orange and black color scheme, pays homage to the family's '70s and '80s tractor dealership, Perkins...
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Quilt Trail Square - Market Square - Downtown Reidsville
This quilt celebrates the lively spirit of Market Square concerts, honoring both the talented musicians and the diverse crowds who gather to enjoy...
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Quilt Trail Square - Market Square - Downtown Reidsville
This monarch butterfly-themed quilt illustrates the lifecycle of transformation, symbolizing Reidsville’s shift from its tobacco-based roots to a g...
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Quilt Trail Square - Downtown Reidsville
The sesquicentennial commemorative quilt mural honors Reidsville's historical railroad, features city-colored graphics, and a timeline with past, p...
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Quilt Trail Square - Downtown Reidsvcille
Designed as a community project, this quilt mural involved Reidsville residents in its creation. The artist painted the borders, grass, and sky, wh...
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Quilt Trail Square - Chinqua Penn Walking Trail
Hanging on the trail’s information kiosk, this mosaic square is the only stained glass square on the entire quilt trail. This beautiful square incl...
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Quilt Trail Square - Fine Arts Festival Association of RoCo
Rockingham County natives RaShaun & Kionna Wilson led a Fine Arts Festival Association workshop funded by the North Carolina Arts Council and Rocki...
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Quilt Trail Square - Historic Village at RCC
Displayed on the Tobacco Factory of the RCC Historic Village, this square draws inspiration from the North Star quilt pattern, reflecting the count...
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Quilt Trail Square - Museum and Archives of RoCo
The MARC's quilt square, displayed on the historic brick courthouse building, features the Grandmother's Garden quilt pattern in the center, remini...
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Quilt Trail Square - The Dividing Line
Situated on a log cabin near the Virginia-North Carolina border in Eden, this antique store and vineyard's quilt square creatively outlines both st...
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Quilt Trail Square - John E. Grogan Park
Positioned on the Eden City Hall campus, the City of Eden quilt square showcases images of local natural resources and wildlife, such as otters and...
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Quilt Trail Square - Fairview Farm
This former tobacco farm displays its quilt square on a log barn, previously used as a pack house for tobacco storage. John and Peggy Burton, the c...
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Quilt Trail Square - Wayne H. Gillie
In the Gillie family for four generations, this tobacco farm displays a quilt square featuring tobacco leaves and the International Harvester logo,...
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Quilt Trail Square - Brown's Farm Fresh Produce
This pick-your-own farm roadside market (March - Oct) is a great place to grab your homegrown beans, blackberries, blueberries, corn, cucumbers, gr...
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Quilt Trail Square - Johnson's Sporting Goods
This quilt square is dedicated in memory of Becky and Walter Johnson, founders of Johnson's Sporting Goods, and now their guardian angels. The desi...
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1 day itinerary • 15 stops
RoCo Antique Trail: A Timeless Treasure Hunt
Explore Eden, Reidsville, Madison, Mayodan, and Stoneville for unique antiques, local cafés, and charming storefronts. Discover the history and heart of Rockingham County—where the experience is as meaningful as the treasures you find.
15 stops54 miles / 87 km1 hrs, 30 minOpen itineraryDay 1
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The Dancing Goat
The Dancing Goat-tique is more than just a charming shop—it’s the storefront for a meaningful mission. Operated by The Dancing Goat DME, a register...
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The Ole' Corner Shop
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Coates Collectibles and Antiques
Explore the world of nostalgia at Coates Collectibles and Antiques. This treasure trove is filled with unique finds and hidden gems waiting to be d...
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Blue Octopus Antiques & Artisans
Blue Octopus Antiques & Artisans is a treasure trove of unique antiques and handcrafted goods. Visitors can browse through a diverse collection of...
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Dividing Line Antiques and Vineyard
Indulge in a unique experience at Dividing Line Antiques and Vineyard. This charming destination combines the elegance of antiques with the allure...
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Braxton Westmoreland - Auction House & Antique Vendors
Braxton Westmoreland Auctioneering and Antique Vendors is a unique destination where history, community, and excitement come together under one roo...
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Rex & Julia’s Antiques & Collectibles
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A Family Tradition
Tammy Evans opened A Family Tradition in downtown Stoneville in 2013. However the antique business has been in her blood for well over 30 years. He...
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Loretta's Vintage & Collectibles
Loretta is my Mom, Vintage has always been her passion since I was a little girl! I am so happy to curate some of the best pieces in Loretta's Vint...
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Madison Dry Goods and Country Store
Add a little mystery to your selfie tour at Madison Dry Goods, famously featured on Netflix’s 28 Days Haunted. This historic building, once a hotel...
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Stokesdale Marketplace
Discover a hidden gem at Stokesdale Marketplace, a vibrant hub of local artisans and specialty shops. With over 100 vendors to shop from, this mark...
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Gentrys Antique Barns
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The Heirloom Girls
From dusty barns to estate sales, The Heirloom Girls are always searching for vintage treasures, forgotten heirlooms, and unique finds. We love giv...
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1 day itinerary • 10 stops
Insta-Worthy Spaces
Strike a pose, capture the moment, and explore RoCo one snapshot at a time!
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The Roasted Bean
Begin your selfie tour with a warm cup of locally roasted coffee at this cozy café in Uptown Eden. Snap a cheerful “coffee in hand” photo against the shop’s inviting backdrop — the perfect way to fuel your day of exploring and capturing memories across RoCo.
Welcome to The Roasted Bean! Step into a cozy atmosphere filled with the comforting aroma of freshly brewed coffee and delicious pastries. Whether...
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Eden Murals - Graffiti of Eden
Experience the vibrant street art scene at Eden Murals - Graffiti of Eden. Explore stunning graffiti murals that tell stories and showcase local ar...
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Smith River Greenway
Bright, colorful, and full of charm, the Butterfly Trail along the Smith River Greenway is a picture-perfect stop on your selfie tour. Featuring a...
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Mayo River State Park - Deshazo Mill Access
Hidden within the scenic trails of Mayo River State Park, Fall Creek Falls is a breathtaking natural backdrop for any selfie. The gentle cascade sp...
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Debbie's Restaurant & Catering
Pause your selfie tour for a hometown favorite — Debbie’s in Stoneville. Known for its classic Southern comfort food and welcoming atmosphere, it’s the perfect spot to recharge. Don’t forget a “plate selfie” with your meal or a group shot with friends to capture the small-town charm along the way.
Dine in style at Debbie's Restaurant & Catering. From delectable dishes to impeccable service, this establishment promises a memorable culinary exp...
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Mayo River State Park - Mayo Mountain Access
The Mayo Mountain Access offers wide-open mountain views, peaceful trails, and a serene pond that reflects the sky like a mirror — all picture-perf...
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Madison Dry Goods and Country Store
Add a little mystery to your selfie tour at Madison Dry Goods, famously featured on Netflix’s 28 Days Haunted. This historic building, once a hotel...
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Mary Cardwell Dawson Mural
Celebrate music, history, and hometown pride with a selfie at the Mary Cardwell Dawson mural in Uptown Madison. This striking artwork honors the tr...
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Brick Sculptures at Market Square
The brick relief sculptures by local artist Brad Spencer bring everyday community life to vivid detail in the heart of downtown Reidsville. From mu...
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Wings of Imagination
This colorful mural on the side of the Reidsville Public Library features a set of vibrant, painted wings in shades of green, purple, and blue — de...
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1 day itinerary • 5 stops
A Journey Through Rockingham County’s Revolutionary Past
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High Rock Historical Trail
Explore the grounds where General Nathanael Greene and the Southern Army encamped prior to the Battle of Guilford Courthouse. Take in the interpretive signage, river views, and light hiking opportunities along this historic stretch of the Haw River.
General headquarters for Nathanael Greene and the Southern Army before the Battle of Guilford Courthouse. Provides access to the Haw River and ligh...
Continue your Revolutionary War journey by heading north toward Troublesome Creek, where iron production and wartime movement shaped the region’s strategic importance.
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Troublesome Creek
Discover the site of the 1770 Speedwell Furnace, where both British and American forces camped in 1781. This historic landscape played a key role in the tense days before and after the Battle of Guilford Courthouse and was later visited by President George Washington in 1791.
Constructed by William Patrick in 1770, Troublesome Iron Works—also known as Speedwell Furnace—played a significant role during the Revolutionary W...
Travel a short distance to Speedwell Presbyterian Church, another important Revolutionary-era landmark connected to the local community that supported the Patriot cause.
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Speedwell Presbyterian Church
Founded in 1758, this historic congregation stood at the heart of the Revolutionary War community. Many members were active in the Patriot cause, and the church remains a powerful symbol of faith, resilience, and local history.
When visiting Troublesome Creek Iron Works (Speedwell Furnace), continue just down the road to Speedwell Presbyterian Church, long considered the o...
Enjoy lunch at The Farmer’s Table, known for its welcoming atmosphere and locally inspired fare. Afterward, satisfy your sweet tooth with a visit to Boardwalk Baker for a fresh pastry or dessert. While downtown, take time to explore Reidsville’s charming shops—browse for treasures at Coates Antiques & Collectibles, and enjoy the inviting storefronts that make this historic district a destination in its own right.
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Museum and Archives of Rockingham County
Dive deeper into Rockingham County’s Revolutionary War history through exhibits, artifacts, and preserved records. The museum provides context to the places you’ve visited and offers insight into the people who shaped the region during the 18th century and beyond.
The Museum & Archives of Rockingham County features engaging exhibits that highlight the county’s rich natural and cultural history, with special a...
Continue west toward Jacobs Creek Batteau Landing along the Dan River to experience another significant Revolutionary-era site connected to Governor Alexander Martin.
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Jacobs Creek Batteau Landing
Visit the historic batteaux landing associated with Governor Alexander Martin, Revolutionary War soldier and statesman. Enjoy the peaceful setting along the Dan River, part of the Dan River State Paddle Trail, and reflect on the region’s deep ties to early American history.
Part of the Danbury Plantation, home to Revolutionary War soldier and North Carolina Governor, Alexander Martin. The batteau landing provides acces...
Start with a little shopping before you unwind. Browse stylish finds and thoughtful gifts at Salem & Charlie’s or Bluestone Ivy, or hunt for unique treasures at Eclectic Calico and Madison Dry Goods. Afterward, settle in for the evening with beverages at Madison Cork Supply, known for its relaxed atmosphere and curated selection, or head to The River Club to enjoy live music, local conversation, and a laid-back riverside vibe—the perfect way to toast a day spent exploring Rockingham County’s Revolutionary past.
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