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Lots To Do Near New Market!

Spring 2009

New Market & Mt. Jackson Tourism Information

There’s a lot to take in when you’re in the New Market area, from history to caverns, to art, to resort activities. You’ll want to stay a while, so if RVing is your style, check out the great new RV resort at Endless Caverns. But if a luxury condominium is more to your taste, Bryce Resort (west of New Market in Basye) is the place for you!

Art lovers will enjoy a visit to Art Studio Pottery, where you can tour the studio and watch a potter at work, then browse and buy at the gallery, which showcases functional and art pottery by many well-known regional artisans.

At Bryce Resort, seasonal activities abound. You’ll find spring is a great time for tennis and golf here. There are strategic challenges and awesome vistas on the mountain course, with 48 bunkers and water hazards on 12 of 18 holes, where Stony Creek comes into play!

Endless Caverns is really endless, with a complex network of passageways that have yet to be fully explored! Tours began here in the 1920s, by candlelight. Today, you’ll view beautiful ‘draperies’ and flowstone, ‘soda straws’ and ‘snowdrift’. Be sure your guide shows you them all!


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