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Looking for an endless adventure off the beaten path? The Hatfield-McCoy Mountains region of West Virginia make that easy. With the days getting cooler, now is the perfect time to gear up with friends and explore the local scenery and booming businesses – without breaking too much of a sweat. This Fall, map out your journey to the Hatfield-McCoy Mountains with these special spots in mind. Learn Local History The Hatfield-McCoy Mountains region is where the infamous feud between the lead figures Devil Anse Hatfield and Randall McCoy unfolded. In the town of Matewan, you can learn more of that history as well as the region’s significance during the Mine Wars Era at the Mine Wars Museum. View displays of what coal camps were like in Central Appalachia and the struggles of coal miners and their families as they fought for higher pay and better living conditions. The Matewan Depot Replica Museum is almost an exact replica of the train depot – and social center – that stood across the railroad tracks from downtown Matewan until the 1960s. Now you can browse photos, artifacts and memorabilia that help paint a picture of what the town used to look like. You can

If you’re looking for a unique and relaxing way to unwind on the Treasure Coast, visiting a kava bar might be just what you need. Kava, a traditional beverage from the South Pacific, is known for its calming effects and has become increasingly popular in the United States. Kava, also known as kava-kava, is a drink made from the root of a plant native to the South Pacific islands and related to the pepper family. Traditionally consumed during ceremonies and social gatherings, kava is prized for its relaxing properties, which can help reduce stress and promote a sense of well-being. The drink is prepared by grinding the kava root into a fine powder and mixing it with water, resulting in an earthy, slightly bitter-tasting beverage. Unlike alcohol, kava doesn’t impair cognitive function, making it a popular choice for those seeking relaxation without any next-day effects. Florida has become one of the kava capitals in the U.S. and the Treasure Coast is home to several fantastic kava bars. In this guide, we’ll introduce you to some of the best kava bars in Martin County, each offering a welcoming atmosphere and a variety of kava drinks to enjoy. Here are some top

Louisiana Fur & Wildlife Festival Anonymous (not verified) Thu, 08/01/2024 – 14:20 Fri, 01/10/2025 – 00:00 Sat, 01/11/2025 – 23:59 Visit Website Get Directions The festival started its tradition in 1955 to promote its coastal heritage and honor the different industries, on a rotating basis, that have enabled Cameron Parish to thrive (Hunting & Wildlife, Oyster, Fishing, Crabbing, Cattle, Energy & Shrimp), as well as celebrate our claim to fame as a true Sportsman’s Paradise, where all who attend are exposed to true “southern hospitality.” From the grassroots group of organizers in 1955 came one of the oldest, coldest, and most successful festivals, the Louisiana Fur and Wildlife Festival, held every second weekend in January. Here we are 69 years later continuing the tradition, honoring the Fur & Alligator Industries (Trapping). The festival features pageants, food and crafts booths, a carnival, a parade, live entertainment, and an antique car showcase. The festival also features several competitions: gumbo cook-off, skeet shooting, nutria and muskrat skinning, dog trials, oyster shucking, trap setting, duck and goose calling, kids oyster races and a 5K run and 1-mile fun walk. The festival attracts many people throughout the festival weekend and has grown to be highlighted

Here are some activities and events happening this fall in Williamsburg. Updated by Chris Murphy Experience Williamsburg’s Fall Festivities Williamsburg is a year-round destination for travelers of all ages and interests. From taking in the changing fall scenery to partaking in the fall events at some of your favorite Williamsburg attractions, there’s so much to see and do this season. Here are some activities and events happening this fall in Williamsburg. Things to Do this Fall in Williamsburg Here are some of our favorite fall activities and events in Williamsburg. Attend a Fall Festival From September through November, fall festivals will pop up all around the Greater Williamsburg area. From Williamsburg to Yorktown and Jamestown, these festivals can involve your favorite fall activities, including pumpkin picking, trick-or-treating, sipping cider and more. Or, get a taste of Williamsburg’s local wine, beer and food at one of these festivals. Pick Your Own Pumpkin When you visit Williamsburg and nearby Yorktown, be sure to visit one of the local farmers markets. Throughout the year, you can browse and pick your own locally grown fruits and vegetables to take home or back to your hotel. During fall, pick out a pumpkin for carving to