Map & Directions

 Natural & Scenic Spots

• Falling Spring Falls
  An 80-foot scenic waterfall about 5 miles north of town—great for photos, short hikes, and picnics.
   
• Jackson River Scenic Trail
  A peaceful trail running along the Jackson River, perfect for walking, biking, or relaxing outdoors.
   

Historic Landmarks & Museums

• Humpback Covered Bridge
  Built in 1857, this is one of the last remaining humpback-style covered bridges in the U.S., just 3 miles from the address.
   
• Industrial Heritage & Technology Discovery Center
  A local museum celebrating Covington’s railroad and manufacturing history.
   

Family & Community Recreation

• Jackson River Sports Complex
  Includes sports fields, walking trails, and picnic areas—a great family-friendly stop.
   
• Covington City Pool
  A public pool is open during the summer months for swimming and family recreation.
   

Additional Nearby Spots

• Douthat State Park (~15 miles)
  Known for its scenic lake, cabins, and miles of hiking trails.
   
• Lake Moomaw & Gathright Dam (~20 miles)
  Offers boating, fishing, and panoramic mountain views.
   
• Rosedale Historic District
  A neighborhood filled with mid-19th-century homes and rich architectural character.
   
• Luke Mountain Historic District
  Features historic residences and scenic vistas overlooking Covington.
   
• Fort Carpenter Site
  A historical plaque now marks a frontier-era fortified home visited by George Washington.