Become a Devils Courthouse Rover

A new volunteer program aiming to educate visitors to Devils Courthouse on the Blue Ridge Parkway and share information about imperiled species at the site — such as peregrine falcons and sensitive plants — is now accepting applicants.
Participants in the Devils Courthouse Rovers Program will engage with park visitors, answering their questions and sharing important information about the site. Team members will have a direct impact on preserving park resources and serving visitors to one of the Parkway’s most iconic locations.
Devils Courthouse is a landmark cliff face near milepost 422.4 of the Blue Ridge Parkway, accessed via a half-mile trail to the summit that has become a popular destination for tourists and locals alike.
To learn more or apply, visit bit.ly/3aduwsq.