Brushy Hills Preserve
Property of the City of Lexington
By agreement with the City, the Friends of Brushy Hills act as Stewards of the Preserve
Get ThereBrushy Hills Preserve is located at the north end of Union Run Road outside of Lexington, Virginia. Click here for directions.
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Get MovingDownload the trail map and get ready to explore all the wonderful trails in this
500-plus-acre preserve. |
Get InvolvedLearn about the work of the Friends of Brushy Hills, sign up for our newsletter and check out upcoming events.
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Upcoming Events
GEOLOGY WALK
Will take place 10 a.m. this Saturday, March 16!
"Landscape Shaped by Water," led by geology professor David Harbor
We'll learn about such features as sinkholes, weathering beneath the soil, and hill-slope erosion, as well as the changes due to 19th century human agriculture and habitation. Meet at the springhouse trailhead on Union Run road (see directions on Brushy Hills Info page). Wear shoes good for walking on woodland trails!
For weather-related and other questions, contact Alexia: alexia@rockbridge.net or 540-460-0854.
Will take place 10 a.m. this Saturday, March 16!
"Landscape Shaped by Water," led by geology professor David Harbor
We'll learn about such features as sinkholes, weathering beneath the soil, and hill-slope erosion, as well as the changes due to 19th century human agriculture and habitation. Meet at the springhouse trailhead on Union Run road (see directions on Brushy Hills Info page). Wear shoes good for walking on woodland trails!
For weather-related and other questions, contact Alexia: alexia@rockbridge.net or 540-460-0854.