Virginia Outdoors Foundation: Preserving Virginia's Open Space

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Preserving Virginia’s natural, scenic, historic, open-space, and recreational lands for future generations.

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Overview

Protect Your Land: Donating an Easement to VOF

Stewardship

Strengthening Easements with an Amendment

Preservation Trust Fund

Tax Benefits

Mission Statement and Code of Virginia § 10.1-1800

Board of Trustees

Board Meetings - Upcoming

Board Meetings - Previous

Board Code of Ethics

History

FAQs

Employment

Contact Regional VOF Office

Contact VOF by Division

VOF Staff Directory

Overview

News

VOF Presentations

VOF Annual Reports

VOF Newsletters

VOF Statistics

Support VOF: Donate or Volunteer!

List of VOF Forms and Documents

Overview

Conservation Organizations and Government Agencies

Locality Websites

Other Resources

Easements With Public Access

VOF Owned Land

	Overview
	Conservation Organizations and Government Agencies
	Locality Websites
	Other Resources
	VOF Owned Land
	Easements With Public Access
VOF Abingdon - Appalachian Highlands
VOF Blacksburg - Southwest
VOF Charlottesville - Central
VOF Richmond - Southeast
VOF Staunton - Shenandoah Valley
VOF Tappahannock - Tidewater
VOF Warrenton - Northern Piedmont

Easements With Public Access

Although Virginia Outdoors Foundation easements do not require public access, a number of easement holders open their land to the public. Please click on the links to the left to find VOF easements with public access in your region. To find VOF regions by county, please see our Contact by Region webpage.

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