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West Virginia, the Mountain State, is located entirely in the Appalachian Mountains, and is the most mountainous state east of the Mississippi River. Whether you visit Charleston, the state`s governmental and social epicenter, or small towns on the Allegheny Plateau or in the Ohio, New, and Greenbrier River Valleys, West Virginia`s beauty can be summed up in the two-word descriptor made famous by the late singer John Denver: `Almost heaven`.
Meet the finback, humpback, and minke whales of the Atlantic Ocean, while also enjoying the charming New England coastal towns these excursions depart from.
Traveling through New England in the fall offers visitors a dramatic scene of a kaleidoscope of colors in the famed fall foliage during the fantastic autumn months.
The New England region (in particular the states of Vermont, New Hampshire, and Maine) is well-known for its beautiful ski slopes.
The site of the first permanent English settlements and the places that played pivotal roles in the Revolutionary War, the War of 1812, and the Civil War – these historic places are all in the Mid-Atlantic.
Virginia's coastline clocks in at just 112 miles but there is something to be said about quality over quantity. From Virginia Beach to Chincoteague, you'll fall in love with the state's beaches and its inland cities, not far at all from West Virginia.
The Mid-Atlantic states are not just integral to U.S. history, they are also well-known for their geographic diversity, from barrier islands to mountains and river valleys.
