See the trees: Monticello may get all the hype, but James Monroe’s Highland is a hidden gem nestled in the rolling hills just outside of town. Get familiar with the lore of the woods in Monroe’s old stomping grounds during a 45-minute Historic Tree Walk. A Highland guide takes you through the fields and forests where some of the attractions include a hemlock and white oak that date back to the fifth U.S. president’s time. You’ll also learn how these trees have contributed to historical interpretation. Registration is required, as attendance is capped at eight participants.
Saturday 7/3, $10, 9am. James Monroe’s Highland, 2050 James Monroe Pkwy. highland.org.
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