Along with the various outdoor attractions in Shenandoah National Park—intersected by the scenic curves of Skyline Drive—Rappahannock County is home to a number of welcoming wineries, craft breweries, B&Bs and more. Notably, the town of Sperryville hosts the charming Hopkins Ordinary Bed & Breakfast, a five-room Southern-style B&B with its own alehouse in the basement. Sharp Rock Vineyards is a bucolic family-run farm and vineyard alongside the Hughes River that welcomes hikers near the trailhead for Old Rag, itself one of the area's most popular and spectacular hikes. There was a combined $35 million of farms, hunting land and other rural land and acreage for sale in Virginia's Rappahannock County recently on Land.com. The total acreage of all Rappahannock County farms and rural real estate for sale was almost 1,000 acres. Rappahannock County ranks 84th out of 133 counties in the Old Dominion for the combined amount of land currently advertised for sale. Among cities in Rappahannock County with farms, rural land, hunting land and other land for sale, Amissville had the most land for sale. Based on its natural assets, tourism and recreation contribute significant revenue toward Rappahannock County's overall GDP. Rappahannock County is the 81st largest county (267 square miles) in Virginia. It's located in the Northern Virginia region of Virginia.