The Blue Ridge Mountains stand secure as a national treasure for all time—ancient and sacred space that is maintained as a model of natural and cultural preservation—a free and accessible destination for recreation, discovery, and renewal that inspires others to join and sustain our effort.
Our Vision
The best time to plant a tree is 20 years ago — the second-best time is now...
Taking these words to heart, Friends of the Blue Ridge Mountains — working with The Nature Conservancy VA – is planting 600 longleaf pines to help restore Virginia’s “Founding Forest.”
We invite you to join us; FBRM will match any tree donations you make to The Nature Conservancy VA.
Happenings Around the Mountain
Safety Thoughts
Have you found yourself spending more time walking and biking on our beautiful mountain trails, our historic unpaved roads, and …
You Can Help Restore Virginia’s “Founding Forest”
FBRM Invitation to our Readers The best time to plant a tree is twenty years ago. The second-best time is …
What kind of trail network do you want in Western Loudoun?
This fall you are going to be able to tell Loudoun County exactly what features you would like. For years …