TripConnect Member Recommended Reading on Virginia


Culture \| Museums \| Culture In the Temple of the Wild Blue Yonder The Steven F. Udvar-Hazy Center in Chantilly, Va., has a quieter, more worshipful feel than its companion, the Smithsonian National Air and Space Museum. ...more Article from NYT > Travel
Beaches \| Fishing \| Kayaking \| Wine \| Wildlife \| Beaches \| Fishing \| Kayaking \| Wine American Journeys: Paddling, Wining and Dining on the Other Eastern Shore At the entrance to Chesapeake Bay, on the southern tip of Virginia's Delmarva Peninsula, nature and wildlife reclaim the land....more Article from NYT > Travel
Waterfalls \| White Water Rafting \| Swimming Riding the Rapids on "Deliverance" River Along the border between Georgia and South Carolina is an expanse of whitewater, where the 1972 movie was filmed....more Article from NYT > Travel
Horseback Riding \| Wine Virginia Unbridled Washington, D.C., may be all about political jockeying, but drive some 50 miles south and you'll find yourself in the heart of Virginia's horse (and wine) country. Matt Lee and Ted Lee ride in to survey the scene....more Article from Travel and Leisure
Antiques \| Food and Restaurants \| History \| National Parks \| Parks \| Scenery \| Galleries \| Scenery \| Vineyard \| Budget Travelers The Northern Neck, Virginia This quiet Virginia peninsula is the Chesapeake that you fantasize about--friendly towns, crab aplenty, and history at every third mile marker...more Article from Arthur Frommer's Budget Travel