Wanderlove: Unique and Safe Ways to Experience Fairfax County's Outdoors This Fall
Experience the timeless allure of the American road trip without leaving the comforts of Fairfax County. While travel looks different today, our destinations prioritize safety with enhanced precautions, welcoming you whenever you're ready to explore.
Fairfax County is proud to participate in Virginia's Wanderlove campaign, highlighting road trip-worthy spots across Northern Virginia. Just a short drive away, discover these outdoor gems perfect for a safe fall getaway.
Fall Foliage Viewing
Autumn transforms Fairfax County's scenic spots into a vibrant display of color. Visit some of the most beautiful locations for fresh air, peaceful walks, and soul-soothing vistas amid peak foliage.
Craft Breweries with Outdoor Patios
Sample authentic local brews at Fairfax County's craft breweries, known for their inviting outdoor patios. Enjoy unique flavors in a relaxed fall atmosphere, then share stories of your finds with friends back home. Our breweries' beer patios are open and serving exceptional craft beers.
Historic Sites with Outdoor Spaces
Delve into Northern Virginia's rich history at sites equipped with ample outdoor areas for social distancing. Enhanced cleaning protocols ensure safety indoors if desired. Fall's mild weather and colorful leaves create ideal conditions for exploring grounds and museums.
Award-Winning Wineries
Fairfax County boasts two acclaimed wineries: Paradise Springs and The Winery at Bull Run. Savor unique tastings in private outdoor spaces, complete with food and entertainment options for a memorable day.
Hiking Trails
With tens of thousands of acres of parkland near Washington, D.C., Fairfax County offers exceptional hiking trails. Perfect for leaf-peeping adventures, these paths provide easy access to nature alongside urban amenities.
Join us this autumn in Fairfax County. Share your discoveries on social media with #FXVA and tag us—we may feature your adventures. Stay safe: wear masks indoors and follow Virginia's current safety guidelines.



