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Catawba

Home to the famous McAfee Knob overlook, the most photographed location on the Appalachian Trail, and several other iconic overlooks and trail networks. Enjoy a mix of single-family neighborhoods and the serene lifestyle of the Catawba community

Nearby Attractions

Take in the scenery on famous hikes along the Appalachian Trail – McAfee Knob, Dragon’s Tooth, and Tinker Cliff’s to name a few.

Great Location

Conveniently located near Interstate 81, Rte. 76, and the local hospital.

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Catawba offers access to hiking and biking trails, local farmer’s markets, protected greenways, playgrounds, and the nearby river.

Roaring Run Creek in Botetourt County, VA. The falls are surrounded by lush, green forest.

Catawba: A Trail Lovers Dream

This expansive community is known for its natural beauty and rural character, boasting an array of outdoor havens for enthusiasts, including the Appalachian Trail, Jefferson National Forest, and Dragon’s Tooth. The area is witnessing a rise in commercial and industrial establishments, including nationally-recognized companies such as Mack Trucks, Medeco Security Locks, Frito Lay, and New Millennium. Close to Interstate 81, it provides a primary connection between southern economic hubs and northeast markets.

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