James River Visitor Center
About James River Visitor Center
The James River visitor center is closed. The James River area offers visitors the opportunity to learn about transportation history in central and southern Appalachia.
Park Passport stamps are available here.
Adapted from National Park Service.
Photos of James River Visitor Center
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01Amherst CountyHaas, David, creator · Public domain
02Views near the James River Visitor Center (Milepost 63.7), including the Canal Lock Trail. (3ed328ba-a368---ab9f0c337a2c)Victoria Stauffenberg · Public domain
03Views near the James River Visitor Center (Milepost 63.7), including the Canal Lock Trail. (--4ecb-a2b6-ca80f8c6c99c)Victoria Stauffenberg · Public domain
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Nearby museums
Make a day of it. 4 more museums are within 13 miles of James River Visitor Center; the closest, Natural Bridge Wax Museum, is about 8.6 miles away.
