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This post was originally published on this siteShades of bright reds, oranges and yellows can now be found in nearly every slice of Almost Heaven. With many spots at lower elevations soon reaching peak fall foliage, now is the perfect time to begin your leaf-peeping adventure. Take a look at our Live Leaf Map to see fall foliage in real-time. This week, plan a visit to these featured locations to spot some of West Virginia’s most stunning autumn hues. North Bend State Park Cairo, West Virginia North Bend State Park near the town of Cairo is the perfect spot to go leaf peeping with its thick forested areas and wide variety of deciduous trees. Take a short fall foliage walk or bike along the 72-mile North Bend Rail Trail. Cast a reel along the fishing streams and extend your fall stay in a cozy lodge or cabin. Coopers Rock State Forest Bruceton Mills, West Virginia Just 13 miles outside of Morgantown, Coopers Rock State Forest boasts more than 50 miles of hiking and biking trails – winding throughout the fall-filled forest. Get an unmatched view from the overlook above of the Cheat River. The overlook is just steps away from the visitor parking

This post was originally published on this siteAre you looking for the perfect, cozy fall getaway this fall? Consider booking a cabin getaway during your time in Almost Heaven. No matter if you plan on getting out of town with your special someone or have an entire group of friends to split the cabin with, you’ll find what’s right for the occasion. This fall, grab the gang and make your trip worthwhile with a night (or a few) at these cozy West Virginia cabins. Cabins at Pine Haven Located in Beckley, cabins at Pine Haven offer modern amenities in a rustic setting, surrounded by the natural beauty of southern West Virginia. Each cabin has a fireplace and a hot tub, perfect for unwinding after a day of exploring. Nearby activities include visiting the New River Gorge, zip-lining and hiking. The Old Inn The Old Inn at Cacapon Resort State Park was constructed by the Civilian Conservation Corps and was the first lodge in the West Virginia State Parks System. This larger than life Inn in the Eastern Panhandle recaptures a Colonial atmosphere with hand-hewn log beams. Featuring 12 individual bedrooms, eight full baths and one-half bath, this cabin can sleep

Join us as we commemorate the 250th anniversary of this historic event. Article and Photos Courtesy of York County Public Affairs It was the splash heard ‘round the world. When Thomas Nelson, Jr., and his group of fellow patriots marched to the Yorktown waterfront and threw two chests of tea overboard, they helped spark a revolution. Join us as we commemorate the 250th anniversary of this historic event. Celebrate this pivotal time in our nation’s history with a variety of festive and patriotic activities. 1774 Yorktown Tea Party:  Colonial Costume & Dance Workshop Saturday, October 26  |  2 to 4 p.m.  |  Yorktown Library Participants will step back in time and learn the basic dance steps from the colonial era in preparation for the 250th Anniversary of the Yorktown Tea Party on November 7 and the Colonial Tea Ball on November 8. Guests will also discover the elegant clothing of a 1774 dance at this workshop, which is hosted by the Virginia Youth Regiment and the Yorktown Commemoration Committee. Yorktown Tea Festival Wednesday, November 6 – Friday, November 8 | 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. | Locations Vary The second annual Yorktown Tea Festival will be held at a different

Mark Your Calendar for these November Events in Williamsburg Updated by Chris Murphy / Image from Jamestown Settlement The month of November is full of fun and exciting events all across Greater Williamsburg. Whether you’re searching for family-friendly events, food and drink events, live music or free festivals, you’ll have plenty of options to choose. Be sure to pick up a goWilliamsburg Visitors Guide for even more events happening throughout the year. Top November 2024 Events in Williamsburg Nov. 1-30: American Indian Heritage MonthColonial Williamsburg celebrates American Indian Heritage Month in November! Your Colonial Williamsburg Admission Ticket opens the door to a world of possibilities. Use our suggested itineraries to make the most of your adventure. Meet a Nation Builder, see a presentation by the Students of Brafferton Indian School or explore the American Indian Encampment Site. Click here to see itineraries for the American Indian Experience. Nov. 5: Virginia Thanksgiving Festival at Berkeley PlantationEvery year on the first Sunday of November, Berkeley Plantation hosts the Virginia Thanksgiving Festival. This annual tradition dates back to 1619 when Captain John Woodlief and his crew of 35 men landed on the shores of the James River. Fun activities for the entire family