Our day started in Williamsburg, where we bagged the York County highpoint, and then, the Louisa County highpoint. This put us within a couple miles of the two Fluvanna County highpoint areas.

From the Louisa County apex, we drove west along US-250 about four miles to the community of Zion Crossroads, which is where US-250 and US-15 intersect. Two areas of 550 feet sit nearby the junction. Although at first glance this seems to be a rural area, it's going through some obvious growth. Interstate-64 runs very nearby and a hotel was going up right at the offramp from I-64. The roads at the 'crossroads' are major thoroughfares. We parked on southbound US-15 across from one of the two areas. These highpoints did not appeal to Beth so she stayed behind. I crossed US-15 to a small business parking lot, just north of an old rustic bungalow. There was a rise of maybe 5 feet; I walked into the parking lot and called it good, then returned to the car.

The other area is a tiny region on westbound US-250, just south of the road and about 300 feet west of the junction. We parked in a mini-mart lot, and I got a coke and bag of chips for the journey. I just walked up the road, found the area overgrown in weeds and crud, and walked about 15 feet into it. That was that; we were on our way. Total time here, about 20 minutes. The weather was nasty and being out for even a short amount of time was very uncomfortable.