Pulaski is full of rich history, from Revolutionary and Civil War sites to local landmarks. Museums like the Ratcliffe Transportation Museum and Wilderness Road Regional Museum highlight the area’s past. (Photo by Wilderness Road)

The award-winning Pete Dye River Course sits along the scenic New River and offers a championship-level experience. It serves as home course to both Virginia Tech and Radford University golf teams.

Thee Draper Village blends past and present with shops, dining, and gathering spaces rooted in local tradition. It’s more than a destination—it’s a place where community, heritage, and vision come together. (Photo by the Merc)

Pulaski County is home to several local wineries and breweries perfect for tastings and weekend visits. Favorites include JBR Vineyards, New River Vineyard, Iron Heart Winery, and River Company Brewery. (Photo by Iron Heart Winery)

Randolph Park features a water park, sports fields, and courts for pickleball, tennis, basketball, and volleyball. A walking track, soccer field, horseshoe pits, and shaded picnic areas make it a family favorite.

The historic downtown Pulaski Theater showcases both new movie releases and live national performances. It offers a cultural experience that brings entertainment and charm to the heart of Pulaski.