Town of Round Hill

A short, swooping stretch of the Appalachian Trail runs through the Blue Ridge just west of Round Hill. Hike it to the Blackburn Trail Center, a rustic 1910-built lodge and refreshment station owned by the Potomac Appalachian Trail Club that is available for rent outside of peak hiking season.

Before heading up, stop by Round Hill Farm to Trail Co. for great coffee, ice cream, sandwiches and local provisions. They are also your trailhead for gear and essentials. Whether you're hiking the Appalachian Trail, biking Loudoun's back roads or just heading out for a day in the hills, they've got you covered.

For more hiking experiences in Loudoun, visit the Hiking & Trails page.

Tucked into 200 acres of rolling countryside with Blue Ridge Mountain views, Williams Gap Vineyard blends a relaxed vibe with refined winemaking. Savor delicious varietals in a warm, welcoming setting where every detail reflects craftsmanship, care and a love of the land. Nearby, Good Spirit Farm features a top-rated winery, garden, guest house and gathering space. They also host a variety of events, from live music to trivia nights. 

On Route 7 southwest of town, Hill High Marketplace is a gem of a complex housing the kid-friendly Round Hill Arts Center, the Gateway Gallery Cooperative & Gift Shop and an outpost of Mom’s Apple Pie where they serve artisanal Lone Oak coffee and high-end imported wines alongside the sumptuous apple, peach, pecan and rhubarb pies Mom’s is famous for.

Channel your inner German at More Better Restaurant & Beer Hall, a spacious tap room, eatery and beer garden inside Hill High Marketplace. They serve cocktails, cold craft ales and superb Bavarian-inspired dishes. Breaded pork Jagerschnitzel anyone?

Sleeter Lake Park offers 11 acres of calm, tree-lined water for kayaking, canoeing and catch-and-release fishing for largemouth bass, catfish and bluegill. Open from early spring through late fall, it draws anglers and paddlers looking for a quiet morning on the water in the heart of Round Hill.