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We may be in the full swing of autumn, but it’s a year-round endless summer here in Martin County. Nobody would blame you for grabbing an ice cream cone in the middle of winter to beat the heat. Frequent visitors are already familiar with local favorites like Signature Sweets and Kilwin’s in Stuart, Shark Shack Sweets in Palm City, and The Scoop in Jensen Beach. But if you’ve got a sweet tooth and you’re exploring the Treasure Coast, we have some exciting new spots worth adding to your bucket list! Whether you’re craving creamy gelato, handcrafted ice cream, or a twist on international treats, these newcomers bring fresh flavors and big smiles to kids and adults alike! Here’s where to go next for your sugar fix. Joe & Benny’s Ice Cream in Jensen Beach   1. Celtic Creamery – Jensen Beach Step into a slice of Ireland at Celtic Creamery, located in the heart of downtown Jensen Beach! This specialty ice cream shop, inspired by the coastal beauty of Kerry, Ireland, serves up rich, homemade ice cream that’s become a hit with both locals and visitors. Their dedication to traditional Irish ice cream making techniques means each scoop is crafted with care and

This post was originally published on this site With Halloween quickly approaching, now is the perfect time to check off new spooky spots on the West Virginia Paranormal Trail. From haunted rail trail tunnels to cryptid-themed miniature golf, Almost Heaven brings life to some of the most mysterious legends in the mountains. This spooky season, discover the undiscovered at these four new locations and earn paranormal prizes along the way! Sign Up Now West Virginia Bigfoot Museum Sutton, West Virginia Featuring the Mid-Atlantic’s largest collection of Bigfoot evidence, the West Virginia Bigfoot Museum in Sutton is a paranormal playground for Bigfoot enthusiasts. View the impressive display of Bigfoot casts, hair samples, research and documented sightings that explain the mysterious activity across the American wilderness. Silver Run Tunnel North Bend Rail Trail, Mile Marker 22.8 An unsettling stretch of the North Bend Rail Trail, the Silver Run Tunnel in Cairo is rumored to be haunted by the spectral figure of a woman in white, attracting visitors who are intrigued by ghostly tales. The tunnel is 1,376 feet long, and locals say that the tunnel is almost permanently damp and foggy – making this quite the setting to possibly spot the ghost! Cryptid

This post was originally published on this siteImagine a crisp, fall day with the sound of leaves rustling around you on a relaxing walk or bicycle ride. In Almost Heaven, you can turn that imagination into an unforgettable adventure on nearly 600 miles of railroad tracks – repurposed into scenic rail trails. Whether you are looking for a smooth cruise on two wheels or a peaceful stroll with the whole family, you will find all of that and more at these six West Virginia rail trails. Mon River Rail Trail System Morgantown, West Virginia – 48 miles The Mon River Rail Trail System consists of three rail trails: Mon River, Caperton and Deckers Creek Rail Trails. This connects Marion, Monongalia, and Preston counties in North Central West Virginia. Enjoy 48 miles of walking, cycling and jogging with a cool fall breeze. In Morgantown and Star City, eight miles of trail are paved, which also allows for in-line skating. Allegheny Highlands Trail Elkins, West Virginia – 24.2 miles Following the original route of the West Virginia Central and Pittsburgh Railway, the Allegheny Highlands Trail (AHT) boasts 24.2 miles of beautiful trail walking and bicycling. You will get goosebumps from looking at