Coeburn

Along the Guest River in Wise County, Virginia, in the United States, is a town called Coeburn. Christopher Gist, an explorer and surveyor, gave the town of Coeburn its original name, Guest Station. In his travel diaries, Gist describes setting up camp in the Coeburn region with his son, Tom. In close proximity to the Jefferson National Forest is Coeburn. Particularly for those who desire to explore Virginia's outdoors, it is a terrific small-town retreat. Along the Rails-to-Trails Guest River Gorge Trail, which follows the river, you can enjoy some of the best hiking and riding in the area. The Little Stony National Recreation Trail and the High Knob Lake Trail are two additional well-traveled paths nearby.

Even if you choose not to partake in the excellent outdoor activities the area has to offer, Coeburn remains a pleasant place to visit. The downtown is beautiful and attractive. Brick sidewalks to nearby eateries, pedestrian bridges, and vintage lampposts can all be seen around the streets. See why the town is a stop on the Lonesome Pine Artisan Trail by visiting some of the artist galleries. In the historic Lays Building in downtown, you may unwind and listen to music that honors the Appalachian region.