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Elkton

Nestled between Massanutten Mountain and Shenandoah National Park, Elkton is a crossroads for progress and small town living, steeped in history as the first permanent settlement west of the Blue Ridge Mountains. Elkton is recognized as the 50th Appalachian Trail Community and is home to over 100 acres of parks and trails within the town limits. The Historic Downtown is home to top attractions like the Elkton Brewing Co, numerous restaurants and shopping opportunities.

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POPULATION

2,700+

TOTAL AREA

3.2 sq. mi.

 
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Things to Do

These attractions showcase the natural beauty, agricultural heritage, and recreational opportunities that Elkton and the surrounding area have to offer, making it an ideal destination for visitors seeking outdoor adventure and cultural experiences.

POPULAR ATTRACTIONS

Swift Run Gap Entrance of Shenandoah National Park

Cave Hill Farms

Montpelier Wine Trail

Elkton Downtown Historic District

Massanutten Resort

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Food & Drinks

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Places to Stay

Resort Lodging & Hotels

Massanutten Four-Season Resort

More About Elkton

38.4079° N 78.6236° W