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Take a Free Ride on the Yorktown Trolley Updated by Chris Murphy / Images courtesy of YorkCounty.gov When visiting Yorktown, there are many ways to get around the historic city. Drive, walk or take the Yorktown Trolley. The Yorktown Trolley is one of the best ways to see the city and get to a number of popular attractions, including Riverwalk Landing. Click here to read more about Riverwalk Landing.This FREE air-conditioned service will take you from the Yorktown Battlefield Visitor Center all the way to the American Revolution Museum at Yorktown, making several convenient stops along the way including Yorktown Beach and Riverwalk Landing. Each trolley is ADA accessible.  About the Yorktown Trolley There are several stops along the Yorktown Trolley’s route, starting at Yorktown Battlefield Visitors Center and ending at the American Revolution Museum at Yorktown. Stops in between including: the Victory Monument, historic Main Street, Riverwalk Landing, Yorktown Beach, Watermen’s Museum and the Courts and Office Complex. The trolley route takes about 20–35 minutes to compete. For convenience, riders are encouraged to download the SPOT ETA app which provides an estimated wait time at each stop. When you take the Yorktown Trolley, you don’t have to worry about finding parking,

Louisiana Moonshine Festival Anonymous (not verified) Mon, 01/06/2025 – 23:00 Fri, 03/07/2025 – 10:00 Sat, 03/08/2025 – 21:00 Visit Website Purchase Tickets Get Directions The inaugural Louisiana Moonshine Festival will be held March 7-8th, 2025 at the Vernon Parish Fairgrounds. This family friendly event will feature a variety of vendors, food including Louisiana crawfish, live music along with a chance to meet master distillers as seen on TV and some other special guests to be announced soon. While there will be some moonshine tastings and various moonshine themed merchandise, this event more than just moonshine, it’s about getting back to the basics and will honor the history and culture of Western Louisiana once known as “No Man’s Land” and will include a celebration of our veterans and military with a special veterans tribute concert on Saturday night from 7 til 9 PM. Sponsored in part by Explore Louisiana, Vernon Parish Tourism along with Keeping It Country Live & AMVETS Veteran Tribute Series a 501(c)(19) Veterans Non-Profit. More information about the event as well as advance discount advance tickets can be found at: LouisianaMoonshineFestival.com Event Date Social Facebook Twitter YouTube Instagram Rates Friday Gate: $20.00 Saturday Gate: $25.00 2 Day Pass

This post was originally published on this siteHere’s an easy way to plan your next trip to Central Florida – 50+ Ways to Experience Lakeland & Winter Haven. This list actually includes all of Polk County, including Lake Wales, Bartow and more. Whether you are visiting Central Florida’s Polk County or have lived here for more than a decade, discover the more than 50 places and activities that we think everyone should experience. Polk County’s MUST-SEE Attractions Bok Tower Gardens Inspiring visitors with Olmsted gardens, a majestic bell tower, carillon concerts and El Retiro Mansion, Bok Tower Gardens in Lake Wales features daily concerts, nature walks and special events. The Gardens’ Outdoor Kitchen and Children’s Garden are just two of the many reasons locals should revisit this historic attraction. Plan to enjoy lunch at the Café and stop in the gift shop. Bok Tower Gardens is a National Historic Landmark. LEGOLAND® Florida Resort Dedicated to families with children ages 2 to 12, LEGOLAND® Florida Resort is a 150-acre interactive theme park with more than 50 rides, shows and attractions, including spectacular LEGO® models and other interactive elements. Circle B Bar Reserve Circle B Bar Reserve in Lakeland includes freshwater marshes, hardwood swamps, oak hammocks, creeks

This post was originally published on this siteIf you’re a goal-setter who enjoys a good thrill, you’ll love adding more New Year’s resolutions to your checklist in Almost Heaven. From an epic 851-foot-high catwalk to peaceful waterfalls, West Virginia is the gateway to endless Appalachian exploration. This year, make 2025 count and help West Virginia achieve her one New Year’s resolution: welcoming you to the state! Explore New Waterfalls With 43 waterfalls, the West Virginia Waterfall Trail offers much to enjoy. Whether you’re looking for roadside cascades or waterfalls that feature scenic hikes for access, this trail has it all. The 60-foot Cathedral Falls in Gauley Bridge flows near Route 60, with waters plunging over sandstone and shale cliffs. In Davis, Blackwater Falls is among the fullest, most prominent waterfalls in West Virginia. Follow the ADA-accessible walkway starting near the Almost Heaven Swing, and you’ll eventually come to a lookout perched in front of the 57-foot cascades. Oglebay Falls in Wheeling is perfect for short hikes with a reward. Follow the 0.8-mile out-and-back Falls Vista Trail, and you’ll get an up-close view of these beautiful falls. Visit all 9 Travel Regions With nine distinct travel regions in the state, West