Aldie, VA

Aldie Mill Historic Park is a beautifully restored 19th-century gristmill located in the heart of Aldie. Operated by NOVA Parks, the site includes the mill, merchant’s mill, granary, and a country store—all open for tours and educational events. The mill’s waterwheel and gears still operate today, giving visitors a glimpse into 19th-century life and industry. The park also hosts reenactments, living history events, and seasonal fairs that highlight Virginia’s rich agricultural and military heritage. Families, school groups, and history enthusiasts regularly visit to learn and engage with interpreters dressed in period attire. Picnic areas and walking paths make the park ideal for a relaxing day trip. Guided tours explain the historical significance of the mill’s role in the local economy. With limited parking and high demand during events, taxi service is a smart choice for seamless visits. This spot offers both educational value and a serene setting steeped in local charm.

Chrysalis Vineyards, located just minutes from downtown Aldie, is one of the premier wineries on Virginia’s Wine Trail. Known for its Norton grape and scenic estate, Chrysalis offers a refined yet relaxed tasting experience. Guests can sample a diverse range of wines, including reds, whites, and unique varietals, all while overlooking the foothills of the Bull Run Mountains. The tasting room features both indoor and outdoor seating, with options for private events and group reservations. The estate includes the Ag District Center, which promotes local foods and hosts special culinary events. Live music, seasonal festivals, and food trucks often enhance the atmosphere on weekends. Wine lovers can also join their loyalty club and take part in exclusive barrel tastings and release events. Because of the winery’s rural location, many visitors prefer pre-arranged transportation for safety and convenience. Our taxi service ensures a comfortable, reliable way to experience Virginia wine country.

Gilbert’s Corner Regional Park offers more than 150 acres of natural beauty, historical intrigue, and recreational trails. Located at the intersection of Routes 15 and 50, this park is ideal for hiking, birdwatching, and enjoying the scenic countryside. The trails are well-maintained and perfect for both casual walkers and serious outdoor enthusiasts. Historical markers throughout the park provide insights into Civil War troop movements and battles that took place in the area. Visitors can also explore native grasslands, shaded woodlands, and quiet streams that support local wildlife. The park is peaceful yet accessible, with multiple entrances and ample signage. Picnic areas and open fields make it ideal for family outings, solo adventures, or photography. Gilbert’s Corner is especially beautiful in spring and fall, when wildflowers and foliage are in full display. For those unfamiliar with the area, our taxi service offers a stress-free way to reach this hidden gem.