When visiting Lynchburg on a Sunday or Monday, it’s important to note that many small-business often take the opportunity to rest, regroup, and restock on Sundays and Mondays, leaving fewer options for things to do on these days. But, we’re here to tell you the many opportunities you DO have and what kind of plans you can make on Sunday and Monday in the Hill City. We’ve compiled this list of ideas that are small-business-focused so you can have the best experiences while supporting LYH and the community. Read on for some of our food recommendations and things to do!
Things to do on a Sunday & Monday in Lynchburg
Outdoor Activities
No matter what day of the week, these outdoor activities are always available!
Explore the 40 miles of urban trails around LYH, including Blackwater Creek and Percival’s Island. Walk, jog or bike the earthen trails that line creeks and follow the James River. No bike? No worries! You can rent bikes at Bike’s Unlimited which is open both Sunday and Monday.
Visit local parks like Peaks View Park where you can picnic, walk, play on jungle gyms, or disc golf. Check out the mountain views at Riverside Park, the overlook has a fountain and stunning nature views–perfect for a stop along your stroll, photos, or picnic.
Drive the Blue Ridge Parkway! Lynchburg is located close by to an entrance for the 460+ miles of scenic parkway. Hop onto to US 501 and follow the signs for the entrance. The Blue Ridge Parkway is full of beautiful overlooks, camping and picnic spots.
If you’re looking for things to do in Lynchburg, Virginia on a Sunday or Monday, there are plenty of local spots and businesses that are open and waiting for you to explore. Below, is a list of some of our favorite local food and drinks spots as well as family-friendly attractions.
Sunday Food Options
These are just SOME of the eateries open on a Sunday in LYH
Overall, Lynchburg has plenty of local businesses that are open on Sundays and Mondays, so there’s really no shortage of things to do. Whether you’re looking to shop, learn, or dine, there’s something for everyone to enjoy.
What to Do in LYH on Sunday and Monday
When visiting Lynchburg on a Sunday or Monday, it’s important to note that many small-business often take the opportunity to rest, regroup, and restock on Sundays and Mondays, leaving fewer options for things to do on these days. But, we’re here to tell you the many opportunities you DO have and what kind of plans you can make on Sunday and Monday in the Hill City. We’ve compiled this list of ideas that are small-business-focused so you can have the best experiences while supporting LYH and the community. Read on for some of our food recommendations and things to do!
Things to do on a Sunday & Monday in Lynchburg
Outdoor Activities
No matter what day of the week, these outdoor activities are always available!
Explore the 40 miles of urban trails around LYH, including Blackwater Creek and Percival’s Island. Walk, jog or bike the earthen trails that line creeks and follow the James River. No bike? No worries! You can rent bikes at Bike’s Unlimited which is open both Sunday and Monday.
Visit local parks like Peaks View Park where you can picnic, walk, play on jungle gyms, or disc golf. Check out the mountain views at Riverside Park, the overlook has a fountain and stunning nature views–perfect for a stop along your stroll, photos, or picnic.
Drive the Blue Ridge Parkway! Lynchburg is located close by to an entrance for the 460+ miles of scenic parkway. Hop onto to US 501 and follow the signs for the entrance. The Blue Ridge Parkway is full of beautiful overlooks, camping and picnic spots.
If you’re looking for things to do in Lynchburg, Virginia on a Sunday or Monday, there are plenty of local spots and businesses that are open and waiting for you to explore. Below, is a list of some of our favorite local food and drinks spots as well as family-friendly attractions.
Sunday Food Options
These are just SOME of the eateries open on a Sunday in LYH
Enjoy breakfast or brunch at My Dog Duke’s Diner
Bacon Street Bagels (7am-2pm)
The Flour District (8am-3pm)
Burg Burritos (10am-3pm)
Market at Main (8am-2pm)
Magnolia Foods (11am-4pm)
Outside the Cone (12pm-10pm)
Mission House (9am-5pm)
My Dog Dukes Diner (7am-2:30pm)
Macado’s (9am – 11 pm)
Mellow Mushroom (11am – 10pm)
The Texas Inn (9am-5pm)
Badger on Main (12pm-12am)
Benny Scarpettas (11am-10pm)
Bootleggers (11am-9pm)
El Jefe (11am-9pm)
Iron & Ale (10:30 am – 9pm)
RA Bistro (10am-9pm)
The Stadium Inn (10am-10pm)
Vito’s 5th Street (11:30am-8pm)
Hawaii Poke & Greens (11:30 – 9pm)
Rivermont Pizza (4pm – 10pm)
The Water Dog (11am-11pm)
Waterstone Pizza (11:30am-8pm)
Attractions
Lynchburg Museum (12pm-4pm) FREE
Maier Museum (1pm -5pm)
Thomas Jefferson’s Poplar Forest open daily (10am – 5pm) from March 15 – December 30th
Old City Cemetery (dawn to dusk) FREE
SeaQuest (12pm-6pm)
Snowflex (12pm-6pm)
Get Air Trampoline Park (8am-8pm)
River Ridge Shopping Center
Tiny Town Golf (12pm-9pm)
Monday Food Options
These are just SOME of the eateries open on a Monday in LYH
Bacon Street Bagels (closes 2pm)
Crisp (closes 3 pm)
Market at Main (closes 2 pm)
Outside the Cone (3pm – 10pm)
Magnolia’s (11am – 4pm)
Mellow Mushroom (11am – 10pm)
Iron & Ale (10:30am – 9pm)
Montana Plains Bakery (7am – 6pm)
The Farm Basket (10am-5pm)
My Dog Duke’s (closes 2:30)
The Stadium Inn (10am-11pm)
Macado’s (9am – 11 pm)
Bootleggers (opens 4:30)
El Jefe (11am-9pm)
Dish (opens 5 pm)
Hawaii Poke & Greens (11:30 – 10pm)
Rivermont Pizza (4pm – 10pm)
Skyline Grill (opens 4 pm)
Waterstone Pizza (11:30am-9pm)
The Dahlia (11:30am-9pm)
Attractions
Explore the grounds, gardens, and pet goats at Old City Cemetery.
Lynchburg Museum (10am-4pm) FREE
Thomas Jefferson’s Poplar Forest open daily (10am – 5pm) from March 15 – December 30th
Old City Cemetery (dawn to dusk) FREE
SeaQuest (10am-8pm)
Snowflex (3pm-10pm)
Get Air Trampoline Park (10am-8pm)
River Ridge Shopping Center
Tiny Town Golf (10am-9pm)
Overall, Lynchburg has plenty of local businesses that are open on Sundays and Mondays, so there’s really no shortage of things to do. Whether you’re looking to shop, learn, or dine, there’s something for everyone to enjoy.
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