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Patricia Keppel Anderson

Your Guide to Visiting Virginia in November

Planning a trip to Virginia this November? You’ll always find plenty to do in Virginia’s cities, such as Richmond, Alexandria, and Charlottesville, but this is an excellent time to explore the smaller coastal towns and sample one of Virginia’s most unique (and delicious) draws: the oyster. And as…

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Your Guide to Visiting Virginia in August

As summer weather reaches its peak in August, traveling west in Virginia towards higher elevations can lower temperatures by ten degrees or more. And with kids still out on summer break, you may want a destination that offers fun yet educational opportunities to keep them learning year-round…

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Your Guide to Visiting Virginia in July

Summer may have arrived in June, but by the time July in Virginia comes around, the season is in full swing. Many people opt for a beach, lake, or bayfront vacation during the summertime, but an underrated destination is Virginia’s mountains. With temps often about ten degrees cooler than in the…

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Your Guide to Visiting Virginia in June

Welcome summer with a trip to Virginia in June! Not sure where to go? As temperatures begin to heat up, a great way to cool down is a waterfront getaway. And while beaches are always a popular choice for summer retreats, Virginia’s lakes provide a different coastal vibe. Enjoy a peaceful retreat…

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Your Guide to Visiting Virginia in May

One of the most delightful months to travel in Virginia due to abundant spring blooms and excellent weather for outdoor activities like hiking and biking, May is also a great time to head to historic sites with magnificent gardens. Photo Credit: Rich Grant, @richgrantdenver Virginia is well…

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Your Guide to Visiting Virginia in April

While all seasons have their charm when spent in Virginia, spring is especially stunning, as blossoming flowers cover the landscape with vivid splashes of color, grasses turn a rich emerald green, and abundant wildlife emerges from their winter slumber. Rosemont Vineyards & Winery, Photo…

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Your Guide to Visiting Virginia in March

March brings spring to the Commonwealth, with temperatures gradually warming up and the beginnings of colorful flowers beginning to peek out here and there. If you’re lucky enough to visit during this time, you’ll get to enjoy some of the best things in Virginia, from outdoor activities like biking…

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Your Guide to Visiting Virginia in February

When visiting Virginia in February, romance is in the air, with lots of Valentine’s Day events at wineries, prix fixe menus at upscale restaurants to commemorate the holiday, and even special packages at luxury resorts that include extras like sparkling wine, chocolate covered treats, and roses…

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