The birds are happy in Shenandoah National Park. Their songs ring out across the mountains and a woodpecker knocks out his own version of "good morning." In the distance, hikers carry on a conversation as they tackle the Appalachian Trail. It's going to be a great day.
In Luray, cabins are a dime a dozen. In fact, Page County is known as (and gubernatorially proclaimed in 2009) the "Cabin Capital of Virginia" due to the more than 250 cabins located within its borders. For every size family there is a cabin to match, but for couples, there's absolutely one destination worth your while: [...]
We’re knocking on summer’s door, which means it’s time to make a plan to wring out every drop of fun that we can.
Located less than 15 miles southwest of Lexington, Virginia, the man-made lake is the gem of the park, though the campground, trails, pool, and playground make it a weekend destination.
When in Virginia 