Virginia State Route 60 is a major highway that runs across the state of Virginia. It stretches approximately 200 miles, connecting the cities of Richmond and Covington. The route serves as an important east-west corridor, facilitating travel and commerce in the region. The highway passes through various landscapes, including rural areas, forests, and small towns. Along the way, it intersects with several other major routes, enhancing accessibility to local attractions and communities. Virginia State Route 60 is also known for its scenic views, making it a popular choice for both residents and visitors exploring the state.