
The Jefferson National Forest dominates this section of the Southwest Virginia highlands, where high ridges like Grosses Mtn and Feathercamp Ridge divide the landscape into narrow valleys and coves. The historic path of the Virginia Creeper Trl follows the winding course of Whitetop Laurel Creek, passing through settlements like Taylors Valley and Creek Junction. This rail-to-trail corridor, alongside the Appalachian National Scenic Trail, highlights the region's shift from industrial timber and rail operations to a landscape of conservation and recreation. To the north, the South Fork Holston River meanders through more open terrain near Loves Mill and Friendship. Local history is preserved in numerous family and community burial grounds, including the Macedonia Cem and Kelly Chapel Cem, while the namesake community of Konnarock sits at the base of Whitetop Mountain.
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1934 Brumley
Washington County, VA

1934 Wallace
Washington County, VA

1934 Wyndale
Washington County, VA

1935 Hayters Gap
Washington County, VA

1935 Konnarock
Washington County, VA

1938 Brumley
Washington County, VA

1938 Hayters Gap
Washington County, VA

1938 Wallace
Washington County, VA

1938 Wyndale
Washington County, VA

1939 Brumley
Washington County, VA

1939 Hayters Gap
Washington County, VA

1959 Konnarock
Washington County, VA

1960 Wallace
Washington County, VA

1960 Wyndale
Washington County, VA

2022 Brumley
Washington County, VA

2022 Hayters Gap
Washington County, VA

2022 Konnarock
Washington County, VA

2022 Wallace
Washington County, VA

2022 Wyndale
Washington County, VA