Established in 1843 and nestled in the rolling foothills of northern Rappahannock County, the village of Flint Hill is known for its architectural and Civil War heritage. Here, the Blue Ridge Mountains give way to sweeping hills, streams, and lush meadows. Today, the area blends historic preservation with regenerative agriculture and modern country life, as exemplified by the expansive tour property, Chancellors Rock Farm. Visitors on this walking excursion will be immersed in a 700-acre estate, largely protected by a conservation easement. They will enjoy the stunning main house, pool house pavilion, guest cottages, and a historic log cabin perched above the Rappahannock’s headwaters, all while strolling through a landscape featuring diverse habitats, including pastures, extensive woodlands, and lovely walled gardens. The property is within easy driving distance of Front Royal, Sperryville, and Washington, VA. Lunch options and educational opportunities will be available.