Grundy, VA

Grundy is Virginia's relocated town, where the entire downtown was moved uphill in the 1990s to escape flooding. Located in Buchanan County's coal country, it's accessible via US-460 through the Appalachian Mountains. The route connects to Kentucky westbound and winds east toward Tazewell through scenic mountain terrain. As the county seat along the Levisa Fork, Grundy serves travelers crossing between states and locals navigating the surrounding mining communities.

Airports closest to Grundy, VA are Pike County Airport Hatcher Field and Lonesome Pine Airport.