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Liberty Mountain Snowflex Centre

4.6 (14 reviews)
Open • 3:00 pm - 9:00 PM

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Lisa O.

We thought this was going to be way cooler. But it is a bit simple. The tubbing is ok. You grab your tube and ride the conveyor belt up to the top. You then get on you tube and ride down the slide. That's it. If your a small kid like 7 and under this place would be a 5 star playground. A bit simple if your an adult. They also have a ski part but we do not ski so we did not do that. We were also seeing people skinning their knees when they fell. NOT for us. They also had a slide area. That definitely was for kids. Kids were having a pretty good time. You again ride a conveyor belt up to the top of the slide and get on this sled and you slide down and it is small. We only saw kids on that. We were hoping they would have a cafe up there because the view was freaking great but they only have a lounge type lodge inside with bottled soda. If they put an awesome cafe in they would have something great with a view like that. I am sad to give them a 2 star but for an adult this is just nothing great. For a 5 or 6 year old this place was awesome.

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Weston E.

So much fun for any level of skiing, snowboarding, or if you and the family want to tube. Highly recommended.

Doug Forbes and Isaiah Smith. My grandson and I had a blast skiing at Liberty Mountain!

We had a wonderful time skiing at Liberty Mountain! The staff and instructors were very friendly and helpful!

Anne F.

This is such a cool concept! It's my understanding that it is free for LU students, but the price for general admission is extremely reasonable for the amount of activities that the SnowFlex offers. The tubing looked like the most fun out of everything. I would plan for one or two hours here unless you are also looking to explore all of the hiking trails that branch off from the parking lot. We wished we had known about the trails earlier during our glamping vacation in Lynchburg. We actually just came here for the sunset. You can just visit the center without paying for the SnowFlex activities. It was a perfect place to watch the sunset. They even have a small "cafe" where you can buy hot chocolate for $2 that will warm you up while the sun goes down. The lodge was packed even during a holiday weekend with lots of students on laptops. I'm guessing the wifi must be free. Five stars for it being a cozy spot with beautiful views. I'm sure the actual activities that this place offers are just as great!

"The Mountain" - open 365, it's like boarding on toothbrushes!
Heather R.

ahem - this "adult-winter-without-snow-water-park-open-all-year-super-affordable-fake-snow-mountain" only has 2 reviews? Now I know why the place wasn't crowded - ya'll just don't know about it yet. Sit down crisscross applesauce as I tell you about middle Virginia's best-kept snowless secret. It's a completely fake mountain you can snowboard, inner-tube and ski on ALL YEAR LONG. You read that right, hooked-on-phonics-grads. The hill is lined with what feels like overgrown toothbrush bristles and is constantly being watered by an in-ground sprinkler system. Is it like snow? Hell nah! It's toothbrushes! But, if you can master the toothbrush mountain, snow will be like slicing butter. They have a bunny hill (represent!) and it has a few features to practice on before the big hill that has a lot more options as far as features, jumps and other goodies (and they keep switching the features out, so it's like a new mountain every time). The big mountain has a magic carpet on one side that services that as well as a kiddy (and adult - don't front, that shizz be fun as all get out) tubing. The other side features that "eternal snowboard gooch" machine to get up. The bunny hill has both a magic carpet as well as a rope pulley (you should get a ribbon once you figure out how to master that - expert level is doing it behind you back ((I don't want to brag, but I'm like Valedictorian of the back rope)). The "lodge" is nice; however, food is about as extensive as your local WaWas minus actual food - it's a vending machine with a cashier basically. It seems like the upstairs lodge is often reserved for events, and the downstairs if the rental gear - which is extremely reasonably priced. Think under $20 for the day. The pass for the mountain is charged hourly and again - it's like $11 for an hour. If you clutched you wallet in horror, you've not been to an actual-snow mountain where I swear they must build the lifts out of pressed 'hunnits' it's so expensive. What gear do you need for an all-year snowless mountain? Unless you're looking for discounted bodily exfoliation, you'll need to wrap up the knees and elbows and hands. Those bristles aren't kind. By "hands," I'd recommend heavy duty gloves if you're planning to face plant or use the bunny-hill rope pulley system. If you plan to use the jumps, you're required to use a helmet. Let's see... what else. There's plenty of parking. The sled thing seemed super cool - you can just hear college kids giggling like school girls as they shoot down it. You can book a lesson which again - super cheap - and includes a 2-hour pass. They're higher up, so weather changes quickly and they'll shut down in 30-minute increments if there's lightning. It's run by Liberty University, so I don't know if it's in the water, but the employees are insanely nice. I don't know the last time I heard a twenty-something say "butt" instead of the preferred three letter word (can we curse on Yelp?). I think that wraps it up. I spent 5 hours there non-stop last weekend. It's easy to lose track of time having a blast. If you show up and I face plant on you with a snowboard, I apologize in advanced.

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James River Runners

3.5(20 reviews)
45.6 mi

We decided to do a little kayaking at the last minute, and James River Runners was able to fit us…read morein for a 3-mile paddle. We showed up for our 12pm float, signed our waivers and loaded up into their van. They load and unload the kayaks and paddles while you pick out your life vest. The owner ( i believe) drove us to the starting point and explained the features of the river to us. He told us that at the halfway point there is a beach area that many lunch at and that there were rapids at the end of the ride. He told us it's a fun little rapid that was nothing major but if we wanted to avoid it, just veer to the left. I went through it of course, but when I turned around, my buddy was laid over on his side. Apparently, he missed the narrow passageway because of a preteen in a tube was in the way. I laughed so hard I almost peed myself. Anyway, you can canoe, tube or kayak with distances of 9 or 3 miles. The 3-mile float took us about 90 minutes if I had to guess. Honestly wasn't paying attention. We really didn't paddle, just steered from time-to-time and let the current do its thing. My only complaint is their snack selection was limited. We drove up from Appomattox Court House and there wasn't a lot of places to stop along the way. Not their fault but having some beef jerky would have been swell.

We pre booked a group of nine prior to arrival after calling directly to have a few questions…read moreanswered. I'm unsure who we spoke with over the phone but they were pleasant. First hiccup was check-in when the parking attendant couldn't find our reservations because she confused the first and last name of our reservation. We were frustrated trying to locate our reservation confirmation with spotty cell service and calling a similarly named company to confirm we were at the right location. She was apologetic after the mistake but didn't provide much direction after our waivers were signed. We walked to the building to confirm our reservation again and had to request life jackets for the children in our group. Life jackets are provided free of cost. We waited for other groups to gather for a brief instruction which included information on an island that can be stopped at, some points of reference for the tube float and instructions for exiting/ time to return by. The gentleman instructing was kind and personable. Transportation is provided upriver. The bus left after confirming everyone had a tube with no further instruction and no staff stationed at the entry point. We had no instruction that there was a basket with rope at the side to rope tubes together. This was pointed out to us by others tubers that were present. We spent the extra $10 for a 'cooler tube' which was a regular tube with two pieces of rope tied on to form an X in the center. We had to add ropes to our cooler tube to ensure our backpack cooler stayed in the tube. The entry point was nothing more than a step sandy path directly into the river. Shoes are required and a necessity as the depth varied and there were a lot of large rocks/ fallen trees that were difficult to see underwater. Once settled we joined many others on the river as it was a hot July day. The float was enjoyable for the most part although one of the ropes that I used to attach my son's tube to mine broke (not came untied) in the river which was frustrating. We opted not to stop at any islands and there was no signage for our float other than where to exit. The exit itself had some small rapids and I felt that the current picked up close to exiting. There were staff at the exit but they offered to cut ropes and take tubes to shore not to offer any assistance to those exiting. Again the depth fluctuated and there were large submerged rocks at the exit which were difficult to see/ navigate underwater. While this was my first time tubing, I have canoed and kayaked (in another state) before and was not as pleased with this experience as I have been with prior river rental experiences.

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James River Runners - Paddling along the 3 mile trip

Paddling along the 3 mile trip

James River Runners - A day on the river is a good day

A day on the river is a good day

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New River Adventure - Great views

New River Adventure

3.0(2 reviews)
79.2 mi

AMAZING TIME and I highly recommend this place to anyone visiting that wants to float on the river…read more Now, you float for about an hour and then they pick u up and take u back to the beginning where u can do it all over again. They never once complained, and the driver even thanked me for coming- after I've soaked in the river and am now wet and sitting in HIS vehicle getting a ride back. THANK YOU! We had a great time - went down river 3 times for only $10 and that included the shuttle ride

Great setup if you're interested in tubing without all the hassle that other tubing businesses…read morerequire such as safety classes or life jackets, etc. $ cash to park, but accepts credit cards/debit cards to pay for tubing. Reasonable prices to tube and they offer a tube for cooler's. They have a small store where you can buy soda's, ice cream, and snacks. You can leave your cooler at the landing spot and they have grills set up there where they'll provide the charcoal and light the grill for you. Park, pay the tubing fee, take your receipt to pick up your tube's. They'll hold your driver's license and you can hang your keys at the gate. The River is clean and clear! It can take a good hour to get down to the landing spot or you can hang out in the river and relax. There's two landing spots. The first one is before the small rapids and that's where the grills are located. The second landing is shortly after the rapids. If you get out after the rapids you'll have to walk a short distance to the first landing where you can enjoy a picnic or grill out before boarding the buses to return to home base. Staff are professional and friendly! There's two bathrooms and a shower at home base where you can cleanup or change clothes. I've been three times and I've enjoyed each time. When the River is low the water depth is up to your knee in most place's and can go up to your waist in a few places. The depth of the River after the rapids is what I'd say requires swimming in some areas. If you can't swim or aren't wearing a life jacket I wouldn't go down the rapids. Their season goes until the end of September and during September they're only open on the weekends. They open at 10:00 a.m.

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New River Adventure - Group of Tubers!

Group of Tubers!

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What a fun day with New River Adventure!

New River Adventure - Taking Kayaks on the New River!

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Wilderness Adventure At Eagle Landing Inc - Tent fail

Wilderness Adventure At Eagle Landing Inc

4.0(4 reviews)
49.2 mi

This place is great, we called last minute and the staff (Mark especially) was kind enough to…read moresqueeze the 2 of us in for a zip lining (p.s. when I say kind enough, I mean incredible!! The staff had a lot going on guiding and checking in groups to their resort and getting ready for their Oktoberfest party they were hosting, they absolutely had all justification to turn us away but they didn't! They gave us a time frame to show up and they totally delivered and that's what earned them 5 stars). They were already guiding a group through so we just tagged along at the back end. The whole experience is pretty entertaining, they had the group working together (some were helping catch the person zipping, some helping un-harness, some helping move a platform used to get folks off the line), it was a pretty clever system and it helped move things along quickly and keep people involved. Anyways, my husband and I were debating all week wondering if it would be worth it ($25 for one ride) and the answer is... YES! 900 feet long, you end up going about 45 mph, and it's not a gradual 45. Once you step off the platform you drop pretty quick! People weighing 60-250lbs can ride and the guides are great about safety but flexibility. It doesn't take an incredibly long time (we got done in an hour and only because we waited for the group to finish) but it may be different for others. Overall, I was so happy we went and that the staff let us come. The staff was awesome, the line was fun, the pricing fair.

What an awesome experience zip lining through the trees! The staff members were wonderful. They…read morewere informative and professional each step of the way and I felt assured that I would have a great experience. The equipment provided was in excellent condition and we easily established a team spirit among the zip liners. If you are up for the experience, be fit enough to hike up to the top of the platform while carrying your substantial harness that weighs about 10 pounds (at least that's what it felt like). There are also many other activities available beyond hiking. I highly recommend this facility and am anxious to return for another zip line adventure!

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Wilderness Adventure At Eagle Landing Inc
Wilderness Adventure At Eagle Landing Inc
Wilderness Adventure At Eagle Landing Inc

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Camp Motorsport

5.0(2 reviews)
38.6 mi

My son just returned from a two week sleepaway here. He had an amazing time! The grounds are…read moregorgeous, the buildings are well maintained and the staff is top knotch! They are a Motorsport camp, so all things car related, perfect for my 12 year old who is obsessed with cars. They also host an Astro camp for those whose interest is space. While my son was there they did tons of driving on and off road, built rockets and launched them, did star gazing with the telescopes they have there, learned car mechanics, and so much more, including regular camp stuff: bonfires, swimming, sports, etc. Another pro was the ban of electronics; no iPads, video games, phones, etc. They keep the kids so busy, they won't miss them. One nice touch was the Thank You card they had the kids write home to parents. A courtesy I have always had my son perform, a good lesson in gratitude. Everyone working there was very personable, kind and helpful. They posted photos of the days activities each night. Any email to camp staff, both leading up to and during camp, was always responded to in a timely manner. This camp was perfect for my kid. He really thrived here. I was nervous, it being his first sleepaway experience, but he had no problems whatsoever and made friends easily with other campers. He's already looking forward next year. I may have to stowaway in his suitcase so I can go too!

We spent a couple days here for a middle school field trip and loved it! Really well run, amazing…read morestaff, very interesting activities.

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Camp Motorsport - Camp Motorsport Buggies

Camp Motorsport Buggies

Camp Motorsport - Welcome to AstroCamp!

Welcome to AstroCamp!

Camp Motorsport - Campers having some fun with our fluorescence wall.

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Campers having some fun with our fluorescence wall.

Liberty Mountain Snowflex Centre - tubing - Updated October 2026

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