Tucked away from the fast pace of life, The Cabin at Mill Pond in Galax, VA sits on 10 tranquil acres in the Blue Ridge Mountains. It serves as your own private getaway for two or a family vacation among nature.
Tucked away from the fast pace of life, The Cabin at Mill Pond in Galax, VA sits on 10 tranquil acres in the Blue Ridge Mountains. It serves as your own private getaway for two or a family vacation among nature.
If you are looking for a room with a view, you are sure to find it at Skyland Resort, located within Shenandoah National Park in Luray, VA at mile 41.7 on Skyline Drive. A vacation here puts you at the highest point of elevation along Skyline Drive a...
Bruce and Elaine Roberts had a simple hope - a secluded place with some of the conveniences, yes, but no bellhops and valets. Really just a simple and cozy spot near the Smokies where the two of them could hike, take photographs and, of course, “set...
This western Maryland retreat offers cabins from one-room cozies to a lodge-style cabin that can accommodate up to 10. All of the cabins offer access to the swimming pool, fishing pond and 40 shady acres.
No, not all of us are going to jump off a bridge, or even leap off a zip-line stand. And hiking 1,000 miles or running 20 miles of whitewater isn’t everyone’s cup of tea either. But between those fairly extreme undertakings and, well, a cup of tea is...
Head to Tennessee not just for the mountain scenery, but the exciting things to see and do as well. Throughout the eastern region of the state, you’ll find a variety of museums to explore. Here are eight that offer a peek at history, science, art and...
Writer and travel author Joe Tennis set out to find a classic must-visit and a tucked-away secret of a destination in each of our nine coverage states. His results, beginning in alabama and following the spring northward, are accompanied here by our ...
The Fool in the Woods, aka Blue Ridge Country editor in chief Kurt Rheinheimer, is back with more great woodland information and secrets, this time reporting on how Virginia's Devil's Marbleyard was formed.
See Kurt's Hikes Blog.