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Visitor Information While wildlife and habitat conservation come first on refuges, excellent wildlife observation, photography, fishing, environmental education, interpretation, and hunting opportunities can be enjoyed on several tracts of the refuge.
The Wilna Tract, located in Richmond County, is open to the public for visitation, seven days a week, sunrise to sunset. Also the location of the refuge headquarters, this site offers accessible fishing, excellent wildlife observation opportunities, and accessible nature trails. Visits to the Hutchinson, Laurel Grove, Port Royal and Tayloe tracts require advanced reservations. To schedule a visit to one of these tracts, please call (804) 333-1470. All other tracts are closed to public visitation except by special permit. Are you a birder? Get the Refuge bird list! Coming soon: Visitor Maps
Virginia Birding and Wildlife Trail The refuge is honored to host three sites on the Virginia Birding and Wildlife Trail. These sites are located at the Wilna, Tayloe, and Port Royal tracts.
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Last Updated: July 3, 2008
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U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Rappahannock River Valley NWR P.O. Box 1030 Warsaw, VA 22572 Office: (804) 333-1470 Fax: (804) 333-3396 E-mail: Rappahannock River Valley NWR |