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This post was originally published on this siteNot only is West Virginia home to jaw-dropping views and endless outdoor adventure, but one-of-a-kind historic landmarks too. A visit to any of the places below are sure to impress event the most experienced history buffs! Blennerhassett Island Historical State Park Turn back the clock and take a 20-minute sternwheel riverboat ride to Blennerhassett Island Historical State Park. Tour the replica of the original Palladian mansion from the 1800’s, bike round the island and hop on a horse-drawn carriage ride. Open from May until October, this spot is one of the most unique historical spots in the Mountain State. Don’t say goodbye without grabbing a photo on the Almost Heaven swing! Beckley Exhibition Coal Mine Take a trip through what once was an operating coal mine and learn the fascinating history of West Virginia’s booming coal industry at the Beckley Exhibition Coal Mine. Let veteran miners guide you through the past as you ride through the mine in a ‘man car’ that holds up to 35 people. Be sure to wear a jacket as the mine maintains a constant 58 degree temperature year round! After the tour, guests can explore the Coal Camp which

This post was originally published on this site Spring in West Virginia means one thing: Ramps! Also known as wild leeks, Ramps are native to the state West Virginia where they are considered a true delicacy. This species of wild onion belongs to the lily family and was historically used as a remedy for colds, croup, earaches and insect bites. Ever since, visitors and locals alike have looked forward to the fresh greens after a long winter. The taste is often compared to a mix between onion and garlic. Wild ramps are usually found in patches of hundreds or even thousands and take advantage of the early spring sunlight, growing before the trees leaf out. The foliage remains green for approximately six weeks, turns yellow and then disappears. During the short “ramp season,” there are many festivals and community dinners held throughout the Mountain State to celebrate this prized ingredient. Ramp it Up Festival April 19, 2025 Celebrate the flavors of Appalachia at ACE Adventure Resort’s annual Ramp It Up Festival. Welcome the spring’s arrival to the Mountain State with an all-you-can-eat Ramp buffet featuring pizza, chowder, pasta, icecream and more. Tickets also include an evening of live music from The

There are several ticketing options that will allow you to explore all of the sites and attractions at Colonial Williamsburg. Updated By Chris Murphy There are several ticketing options that will allow you to explore all of the sites and attractions at Colonial Williamsburg. Get access to over 20 historic trade sites, guided tours of the interactive homes and government buildings, visit the colonial gardens and more. Admission for children under 6 is free. Be sure to visit the Colonial Williamsburg website to find special offers on tickets and events throughout the year. Tickets can be purchased online at ColonialWilliamsburg.org/visit/tickets-passes/ or in person at the Colonial Williamsburg Regional Visitor Center and other approved vendors. Single-Day Ticket Buy online and save $10% for a Single-day tickets to Colonial Williamsburg cost $31.50 for adults and $9.00 for children ages 6–12. (Regular cost is $35 for Adults and $10 for chicldren ages 6-12)Purchase includes: A Single-day Ticket is your way to experience everything Colonial Williamsburg has to offer for one day. Free bus service Explore guided sites, see historic trades in action, and enjoy staged performances throughout the Historic Area and in the Hennage Auditorium at the Art Museums of Colonial Williamsburg. Guided