ROUND HILL This town is the ultimate country escape. Families frequent the local diner and well-stocked general store; hikers are drawn to the swooping Appalachian Trail in the Blue Ridge just west of town. Nearby wineries and a music-forward farm brewery draw the crowds. Come winter, enjoy warm cider while picking out a spruce at a Christmas tree farm, as featured in Martha Stewart Living . It really is a wonderful life. Photo: Snickers Gap Tree Farm Scan for a video about Round Hill PURCELLVILLE First settled in 1764, this bustling, family-friendly town has a wholesome Norman Rockwell feel. The low-slung buildings of downtown, including a renovated grain mill turned restaurant and a 1940s car dealership turned whiskey distillery, are reminiscent of a fi lm set, while kids and teens love the mom and pop diners, ice cream parlors, thrift stores, roller rink and baseball park. Magic. Photo: Catoctin Creek Distillery (DJ Glisson II, Firefl y Imageworks) Scan for a video about Purcellville 11 | Official Visitors Guide
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