Travel Mania: Stories of Wanderlust, Interview with Karen Gershowitz

Last updated on March 11th, 2023 at 02:52 pmKaren Gershowitz, author of Travel Mania: Stories of Wanderlust, has traveled to over 90 countries. From climbing Mount Kilimanjaro to trekking through Morocco, she has enjoyed a wealth of adventures. Along with exploring the world’s most popular cities, she has enjoyed intrepid travels across countries like Indonesia,…

5 Things to Do in NYC For Sports Fans

Last updated on March 11th, 2023 at 03:01 pmWhen it comes to sports, New York City is unrivaled. Baseball, basketball, football, horse racing, tennis and a variety of other sports have a long history in the city. New York City is a terrific tourist destination for sports fans to enjoy a variety of activities. New…

Hampshire County, West Virginia: Mountain Getaway Tips

Hampshire County, West Virginia is located less than a two-hour drive from Washington, DC. The Allegheny Mountains dot the terrain with wonderful hiking opportunities. And the South Branch Potomac River offers outdoor recreation options in a pristine landscape. You can also enjoy picturesque highlights on the Potomac Eagle Scenic Railway.

Historic Capon Springs Resort, offers a relaxing reprieve, where you also can enjoy a soaking bath at the spa or play golf. With fall on the horizon, the promise of vibrant autumn foliage makes it a great time to visit. Here are some highlights of Hampshire County with tips on planning a visit!

Photo of blue skies, mountains and about 15 horses

Capon Springs: West Virginia Mountain Resort

Capon Springs and Farms is tucked away in the Allegheny Mountains of West Virginia. The 119 room all-inclusive resort is a wonderful oasis to relax and enjoy a wide range of activities like golf, tennis, swimming and their luxurious spa. This is an ideal getaway for a digital detox or family reunion. Here is what you can expect to experience at the resort!

Hampshire Building at Capon Springs and Farms in West Virginia

York, Pennsylvania: Guide to a Great Weekend

York, Pennsylvania is just 92 miles north of Washington, DC. The city was founded in 1741 by settlers from Philadelphia and named after the British city of York. It lays claim to being the USA’s first capital, as the Continental Congress first drafted the Articles of Confederation there. York County makes for a great getaway for outdoor lovers, beer enthusiasts, foodies and history buffs. Here are tips to enjoy a fun, delicious and action-packed weekend!

An old steam train going through the trees with a red grill on the front