Virginia State Route 9 is a state highway located in Virginia, primarily serving Loudoun County. It stretches approximately 20 miles, connecting the towns of Berryville and Purcellville. The route runs through scenic landscapes, including parts of the Blue Ridge Mountains. The highway is significant for local traffic, providing access to various communities and attractions. It intersects with several other roads, facilitating travel within the region. Virginia State Route 9 is also known for its historical significance, as it follows paths used during early settlement and development in the area.