The largest river in Virginia, the James River winds from west to east in Virginia, cutting through the Blue Ridge Mountains, southern Shenandoah Valley, and the capital city as it travels to its final destination, the Chesapeake Bay. Starting in Botetourt County in the Virginia Mountains, the…
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Enjoy the comforts of home, small town charm, and luxurious touches when you stay at a bed and breakfast during your Coastal Virginia getaway. Whether you're keen to stay at a rustic farmhouse, a retro-fitted roadside inn, or a historic home, you'll fall in love with these B&Bs on Virginia's coast…
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There are about 110 miles of road from Richmond to the end of Interstate 64 East, and sometimes, pit stops are necessary. Make these detours more than just a chance to stretch your legs; take these chances to see some interesting sights in Virginia. Add a few of these 12 detours to your itinerary…
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Bordering the Chesapeake Bay and Atlantic Ocean, Virginia has direct access to some of the most delicious seafood on the East Coast. For decades, Bay residents and volunteers have spent their time, money, and energy cleaning and preserving the waterway, and these efforts paid off by creating one of…
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Hampton Roads—a region encompassing Virginia Beach, Norfolk, Newport News, Hampton, and other cities—is renowned for its beaches, rich naval history, and family-friendly attractions. The region is conveniently located within a day’s drive for two-thirds of the U.S. population and welcomes millions…
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Virginia boasts a significant amount of shoreline bordering tidal rivers, salty bays, and open ocean. These coastal waters provide a wealth of destinations for paddling Virginia, whether you are exploring immense and regal Chesapeake Bay, lower tidal Rappahannock River, or Parkers Creek winding…
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Virginia has plenty of trail systems for mountain bikers eager to conquer new heights, but some of the most exciting and beautiful trails are found within Virginia State Parks. Mountain biking trails of every experience level wind through these four state parks, giving bikers the chance to get back…
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You might know Virginia Beach for its miles of scenic coastline and iconic boardwalk, but Virginia Beach is more than just your average beach town. Over the years, it’s evolved into a trendy hotspot where the laid-back beach vibe meets a creative, modern energy. From its thriving food scene with…
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There are many places in Virginia that draw visitors from all over the world, from national parks offering acres of untouched beauty to exciting cities packed with incredible dining, inspiring museums, and unique local culture. But if you’re looking to experience the allure of coastal Virginia, the…
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Virginia Beach is the largest city in Virginia and the world’s longest pleasure beach, according to the Guinness Book of World Records. Blessed with 35 miles of sparkling coastline, the city is traditionally recognized as a summertime hotspot, but its temperate climate makes it an alluring…
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