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Restored Log House
Near Natural Bridge in Jonesville

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Lake Keokee
Jefferson National Forest
Lake Keokee is a 92 acre, timbered body of water in the Jeffersonal National Forest near the Lee County boundary line.

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Cowan's Mill
Built in 1890, Cowan's Mill is a picturesque landmark 0.1 mile South of US 58 on Rt 698, 2 miles west of Ewing.

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Cave Beneath Natural Bridge
Near Jonesville
The Natural Bridge is a karst structure carved from limestone near the Cedars Nature Preserve. It is honeycombed with shallow caves and its arch forms a cavern with a sandy floor. On Rt. 662, 2.1 miles west of Jonesville.

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Cave Springs Recreation Site
Near Dryden
On Stone Mountain in the Jefferson National Forest, offering a spring-fed .25 acre pond with a sandy beach, a 4 mile (round trip) hiking and biking tail to an overlook and cave on the mountain, and 41 camp sites.

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Hensley Settlement
Atop Cumberland Mountain
Completely restored by the National Park Service, Hensley Settlement is accessible by hiking trail, park shuttle, or horseback.

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Tunnel Rock
Also called "Wagon Road Tunnel and Hole-in-the-Wall
Traces of a wagon trail lead to Tunnel Rock on top of Stone Mountain.

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White Rocks
Ewing

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Powell Mountain Overlook
On the border between Lee and Scott Counties.

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Hubbard Springs
Across the road from the trail to Tunnel Rock are 22 Hubbard Springs with mineral waters of limestone, iron, freestone, and white, black, and yellow sulphur.

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Restored School House
Hensley Settlement

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Sand Cave
Ewing
Cavern walls reveal at least seven shades of sandstone, and the floor is covered with a deep layer of sand eroded from the walls.In the rainy seasons, a tiny waterfall enhances the beauty of the cave entrance.

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Pictures and descriptions copied from a Lee County, Virginia tourism brochure.