There's plenty to sing about when it comes to Virginia's music scene. Here are eight towns to start planning a musical getaway in the Commonwealth, whether you're looking for big-name acts or the roots of music history. RICHMOND Virginia’s capital has long been known for its underground punk scene…
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The mountains are immersive as you're traveling Interstate 64 between Lexington and the West Virginia line. Each season in the Alleghany Highlands has its own character and there's something stunning even in the gray of winter. Here are a few highlights that'll make you want to take a detour on your…
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Virginia’s mountain ranges are world-famous for a number of reasons, including the challenging hiking trails, scenic winding drives, and the storied musical history of Appalachia. Whether you travel in the spring, summer, fall, or winter, the mountains of Virginia invite you to come for a visit and…
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Known as an outdoor adventure destination and the home of James Madison University, Harrisonburg combines small-town vibes with the cultural variety of a much larger city. Discover hidden gem restaurants, art galleries, and boutique shops in Downtown Harrisonburg, or use “The Friendly City” as your…
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Let's be honest, it's hard to beat a glass of wine after a hike, especially at a bucolic vineyard with wide-open views at one of the best wineries near Shenandoah National Park. Imagine settling in to an Adirondack chair, glass of award-winning wine in hand, savoring wondrous mountain views…
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Driving through the Blue Ridge Mountains to take in the vivid oranges, reds, and yellows that blanket the landscape is one of Virginia’s most iconic fall experiences, and few routes in the entire country can compare to the linked roadways of Shenandoah National Park’s Skyline Drive and the Blue…
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You don’t need to spend big to make big memories in Virginia this summer! From waterfall views to live music and hands-on history, the Shenandoah Valley is packed with experiences that are low on cost but high on fun. Here’s your guide to some of the best budget-friendly ways to explore the region…
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If you're a sucker for the nostalgic, you'll really enjoy Virginia's swinging bridges. They're photogenic locations that align with the likes of old watermills and covered bridges, combining history, function, and fun. The swinging bridge used to be a go-to for pedestrian bridges. When water levels…
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The Shenandoah Valley region is a stunning landscape of rolling hills, lush farmland, and verdant vineyards, all against the majestic backdrop of the Blue Ridge Mountains. Whether you're an outdoor lover, a wine enthusiast, a history buff, or simply seeking a peaceful escape, these seven small towns…
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All aboard! Embark on a journey like no other on Virginia's only regularly-scheduled tourist trains: the Alleghany Special and the Blue Ridge Flyer. These trains have quickly become the hottest tickets in town, offering exclusive three-hour sightseeing excursions through the breathtaking Shenandoah…
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