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Troutville Trail Days
- Recurring daily
- Dates: June 3, 2016 to June 5, 2016
- Times: Friday 5PM-10PM Saturday 7AM-10PM
- Admission: FREE
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Location: Troutville Town Park
5430 Lee Highway
Daleville, VA 24175 - Phone: (540) 992-5850
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The 5th Annual Troutville Trail Days is a yearly FREE festival that celebrates the local community, the Appalachian Trail and the yearly thru-hikers who make the nearly 2,200 mile trek from Georgia to Maine. Troutville Trail Days has something for the entire family. There are local vendors, artisans, guided hikes on the Appalachian Trail, tubing trip on the river, thru-hiker support, food, live music, interactive games, fun and so much more. There is Free camping all weekend for not only the hikers, but the community as well. Come on Friday and stay until Sunday!
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Troutville Trail Days
- 5430 Lee Highway
- Daleville, VA 24175
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- Troutville Town Park
- FREE
- Recurring daily
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