Virginia State Route 39 is a state highway located in the western part of Virginia. It stretches approximately 40 miles, connecting the towns of Lexington and Covington. The route primarily runs through the scenic Allegheny Mountains, offering travelers picturesque views of the surrounding landscape. The highway serves as an important link for local communities and provides access to various recreational areas. Along its path, Virginia State Route 39 intersects with several other roads, facilitating travel to nearby attractions and enhancing connectivity within the region.