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This post was originally published on this site West Virginia boasts a wealth of cryptid legends and spooky tales that blend well with the Mountain State’s natural features. Now, you can experience the best of both worlds on the new West Virginia Paranormal Trail! The Paranormal Trail features 18 of Almost Heaven’s spookiest destinations. Along the way, you can check into each location on your mobile passport and win limited additional paranormal prizes. From former penitentiaries and asylums to unique museums that tell the full story of local cryptids, you will leave each spot with chills trickling down your spine! Here are some featured locations to get you started on your paranormal adventure through West Virginia. Sign Up Now The Mothman Point Pleasant, West Virginia The man, the moth, the legend. The Mothman is one of West Virginia’s most famous cryptids. He has become a global sensation, earning recognition from major publications like Thrillest, Today and others for his mysterious traits. Many say that Point Pleasant is his town of choice, as he was spotted several times during the mid and late 1960s. On November 15, 1966, two young couples in Point Pleasant reported seeing a large, man-sized creature with

This post was originally published on this siteWhy Minnesota is a Top Spot for Winter Andrew.Parks Wed, 10/16/2024 – 15:23 Title Language EnglishSpanishFrenchGermanItalianUK (Great Britain)Chinese, SimplifiedJapaneseKoreanDanishSwedishNorwegian BokmålDutchFinnishIcelandic– Not specified –– Not applicable – Share Widget Byline – None –Aaron ShafferAegor RayAFARAmy BarrettAmy ReaAndrew ParksAnn TegetAnne PatersonAshlea HalpernBaya ClareBerit Thorkelson, Courtesy of CafemomCheyanne St. JohnCody NelsonCory LeeDave HalseyDee GoergeDessa DarlingDevon CoxDustin Luke NelsonEric N. HartEver MeisterExplore MinnesotaFrancesca MurrayFrank BuresGearJunkieGlenn HansenGreta AlmsHansi JohnsonHatie ParmeterJake JuliotJasmine Brett StringerJenny AndersonJerard FagerbergJess MyersJohn SchultzKatie KorandaKeith HarrisKristen GlazerLauren SauerLouis Livingston-GarciaMacy-Châu Diễm TrầnMadilynn GarciaMecca BosPaddling MagazinePhyllis Root and Kelly PovoRachel YangRandy MinkRegina EckesRoger PorterSaid FarahSaid ShaiyeSara LynchSarah HauerSheila ReganSheletta BrundidgeSherel PurcellSuzanne JaochicoThrifty with a CompassTiffany JohnsonZoey ColeLoren GreenStephen SebestyenStacy BrooksSouthern Minnesota Tourism AssociationSidewalk DogPinkbike.comNatalia MendezMSPvacations.comMiranda JerabekMinnesota HeartlandMinnesota Farm Winery AssociationMinnesota Craft Brewers GuildMinnesota Arrowhead CommitteeMartin Kaufmann, courtesy of GolfweekLorena Armstrong-DuarteLisa Meyers McClintickAlisa BlackwoodErica WackerAlyssa HayesAndrew ZimmernBrian FanelliC.B. BylanderCaitlin HannahCinnamon JanzerGrant ErlerLisa HavelkaJames NortonJames RiemermannJess HoffertJoe AlbertKatie DohmanKelly Jo McDonnellTom Lehman Body This field has been disabled because you do not have sufficient permissions to edit it. Media Preview Image The maximum number of media items have been selected. Cover Photo 4 media items remaining. Components Body Components Sort order Name Component type Language Operations -50-49-48-47-46-45-44-43-42-41-40-39-38-37-36-35-34-33-32-31-30-29-28-27-26-25-24-23-22-21-20-19-18-17-16-15-14-13-12-11-10-9-8-7-6-5-4-3-2-101234567891011121314151617181920212223242526272829303132333435363738394041424344454647484950 Winter Unique

This post was originally published on this siteCooler temperatures are now settling into the lower elevations of Almost Heaven – paving the way for vivid shades of amber and scarlet to bloom. Changing Sugar Maple, White Oak and Dogwood trees add dots of color to the rolling hills and valleys, with even more brilliant foliage still to come later this month. From now through the next couple of weeks, make your way to these featured destinations for a jaw-dropping leaf-peeping experience. Valley Falls State Park For sights of endless fall foliage in every direction you turn, head to Fairmont and explore Valley Falls State Park in Marion County. Giant rock faces and formations create the 10-foot Valley Falls – where water rushes through several gaps varying in size. For leaf peepers and waterfall wanderers alike, there is no better combination than the sound of crashing whitewater and the sight of autumn leaves. Be sure to check into Valley Falls on the West Virginia Waterfall Trail and boost your chances of winning a waterfall-themed prize! Babcock State Park Babcock State Park is one of the most photographed destinations in Almost Heaven – especially when the leaves are turning. Enjoy the vibrant yellows, oranges and reds

Situated along South Florida’s Treasure Coast, Martin County is a quiet paradise of uncrowded beaches, inland wilderness adventures, and quaintly sophisticated culture, dining, and shopping. But it’s also home to many health and wellness-focused businesses and one-of-a-kind experiences to help visitors reset, recalibrate, and rejuvenate. Discover what makes Martin County such an incredible under-the-radar destination to soothe your mind, body, and soul. Experience a Virtual Sound Healing For those looking to experience Martin County from a distance, the Elliott Museum has just the trick. While the Hutchinson Island museum is known for their impressive baseball exhibit and collection of antique automobiles and vintage boats, their new HI Mindfulness Forums program is all about wellbeing. Visitors and residents alike are invited to join the museum’s weekly virtual sound meditations led by Deena Rahill, which take place on Facebook Live. You can also catch up on previous sessions by visiting Rahill’s YouTube page. Visitors can also book a private in-person sound meditation session with Deena at the museum for a more intimate experience.   Embark on an  Eco-Tourism Adventure Turn off your cell phone and soak up the incredible ambiance of the Martin County shore. Martin County is home to miles and