The area that makes up Southwest Virginia includes over 20 counties and destinations like Bristol, Abingdon, Big Stone Gap, Galax, Blacksburg, Roanoke, Radford, and many other smaller communities. The region was first settled before the Civil War by immigrants of English, German, and Scots-Irish origin. It shares more in common with its Appalachian neighbors like Kentucky … [Read more...] about Weekend Guide to Southwest Virginia
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Weekend Guide to Blairsville
Blairsville, Georgia is surrounded by Chattahoochee National Forest, near the North Carolina border. It is an outdoor lover's dream, with countless hikes and activities. It's also in one of the state's wine regions. Originally settled in 1835, it was named for a Revolutionary War hero. It was found to have gold like nearby Dahlonega. Visit during one of the annual festivals … [Read more...] about Weekend Guide to Blairsville
Girlfriend Getaway Guide to Key West
Key West is the southernmost island in The Florida Keys and is referred to as the "Conch Republic." The rowdy town is perfect for a girlfriend getaway because of its walkability and tropical vibes. There's always something going on, including Fantasy Fest and the New Year's Eve Shoe Drop. Whether you're road-tripping from Miami or flying into Key West Airport, you'll need at … [Read more...] about Girlfriend Getaway Guide to Key West
Family Friendly Guide to Williamsburg
Williamsburg, Virginia has long been a popular destination for families, especially those looking for history and fun. It's easily accessible from cities like Richmond and Norfolk. Summer is the most popular time to visit due to school vacations, but the fall is nice as well. Colonial Williamsburg is easy to visit, especially for its shuttle bus system, but a car is required to … [Read more...] about Family Friendly Guide to Williamsburg
Weekend Guide to Montgomery
Montgomery, Alabama was originally inhabited by Native American tribes and received its name from a Revolutionary War general. The city was founded in 1819 along the Alabama River. It became the state's capital in 1846, which it has remained ever since. During the Civil War, it was the first capital of the Confederate States of America until it moved to Richmond, Virginia. In … [Read more...] about Weekend Guide to Montgomery
