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Shenandoah Valley

ATTRACTIONS

Dixie Caverns & Pottery

Directly off I-81 at Exit 132, Salem 24153;
5753 W. Main St.; 540-380-2085;
www.dixiecaverns.com.
Cavern tours, gift and rock shop, and antiques
mall, campground. Open all year.b $

Salem Museum

801 E. Main St., Salem 24153;
540-389-6760; www.salemmuseum.org.
Regional history museum in historic 1845
house, expanded in 2010. Ijb
ENTERTAINMENT

Salem Red Sox Baseball

"Capitol Dome"

This national treasure
was created over thousands
of years and sits 220 feet
underground ... though
you don't have to dig to
find it. Take our elevator to
experience the natural beauty and when
you emerge, stunning parade floats at American Celebration on Parade will enthrall
your history buffs, art lovers and engineers of all ages. Step back in time as you walk through
Main Street of Yesteryear. Model trains in motion and more
whimsical surprises await you at The Yellow Barn. Fun for the whole
family - only two hours from the man-made Capitol.

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1004 Texas St., Salem 24153; P.O. Box 842;
540-389-3333; www.salemsox.com.
Class A Minor League Baseball Club. AprilSeptember season. info@salemsox.com www.
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Shenandoah County

Includes Bayse, Edinburg, Maurertown,
Mount Jackson, New Market, Shenandoah
Caverns, Strasburg, Woodstock

Gateway to Shenandoah Visitors Center
33299 Old Valley Pike, Strasburg 22657;
540-465-5884; www.visitstrasburg.com.
The crossroad of history & nature - I-81 Exit
298. Ib

Regional Travel Resource Shenandoah Valley Travel Association

540-740-3132 or 800-847-4878 or 800-VISIT-SV
www.visitshenandoah.org.
Graced with breathtaking views, rich history,
charming downtowns - the region casts its
magic on travelers with postcard-like scenery,
fertile fields, and outstanding recreational
opportunities. Request your free guide today.

Mount Jackson Area Chamber of Commerce
P.O. Box 111, Mount Jackson 22842;
540-477-3275; www.mountjacksonva.org.
Small-town America at its best. History, natural
beauty, quaint shops, unique attractions, resorts
and wineries. We have it all within your reach.

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Shenandoah County Tourism

600 N. Main St., Ste. 101, Woodstock
22664; 540-459-6227 or 888-367-3965;
www.shenandoahtravel.org.
Golfing, skiing, hiking, horseback riding,
antiquing, wineries, caverns, festivals and
history. Wonderful B&Bs and restaurants. visit
our friendly towns for a look at small town
life, beautiful architecture, unique shops and
eateries. Ib

Strasburg Chamber of Commerce

I-81 at
EXIT 269

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shenandoahcaverns.com

157 North Holliday St., Strasburg 22657;
540-465-3187; www.visitstrasburg.com.
A relaxing destination filled with shops, history
and outdoor recreation.

http://www.dixiecaverns.com http://www.salemmuseum.org http://www.salemsox.com http://www.salemsox.com http://www.visitstrasburg.com http://www.visitshenandoah.org http://www.mountjacksonva.org http://www.shenandoahtravel.org http://www.visitstrasburg.com http://www.shenandoahcaverns.com

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