Virginia has so much to offer travelers, especially history buffs in search of the places where the Founding Fathers gathered. But the state has plenty beyond the well-known locales. There are also charming towns and cool city neighborhoods. Abingdon Abingdon in Southwest Virginia is a charming town with a rich history in the arts. The Barter Theatre began during the … [Read more...] about 10 Must-See Destinations in Virginia
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Virginia’s Most Charming Historic Towns (That Aren’t Williamsburg)
Williamsburg, Virginia, has long been a favorite destination for travelers for the historic buildings, costumed interpreters, and family-friendly attractions. But it's not the state's only historic town worth visiting! There are plenty of others that compare with the restaurants, award-winning accommodations, and things to do. Come see a few of our favorites, most of which … [Read more...] about Virginia’s Most Charming Historic Towns (That Aren’t Williamsburg)
The Best Day Hikes Near the Appalachian Trail
The Appalachian Trail is one of America's greatest hikes, running over 2,000 miles from Georgia to Maine. It takes hikers many months and plenty turn around shortly after starting. But you can still "hike the AT" without committing to its entire length. Check out one of the many day hikes near the Appalachian Trail that you'll find in Georgia, Tennessee, North Carolina, and … [Read more...] about The Best Day Hikes Near the Appalachian Trail
The South’s Creepiest Places to Visit
Are you afraid of ghosts? The South has some truly creepy places, whether the spooky cemeteries, haunted hotels, or even restaurants with spirits... and not the alcoholic kind! Do you dare visit these places that are reported to be haunted? Find out for yourself, but bring a friend. Crescent Hotel, Eureka Springs, Arkansas Eureka Springs in Northwest Arkansas was … [Read more...] about The South’s Creepiest Places to Visit
The South’s Best Rails to Trails Paths
Rail lines once connected much of the South, from Flagler's train down the length of Florida to the Amtrak Crescent Line that still runs in a curve down the coast to New Orleans. But what happens when these tracks are no longer in use? Many communities have converted them to rails-to-trails paths, public spaces with parks, restaurants, and access to public transportation … [Read more...] about The South’s Best Rails to Trails Paths
