Winter is a wonderland in Shenandoah County after the first snowfall as the higher elevations often maintain their dusty snow-covered peaks throughout December, January and February. It is a perfect place to enjoy some of your favorite outdoor winter activities. So, it's time to pull those snow pants, hats and scarves out of the closet! Here are a few great ways to get out and enjoy the cold mountain air. Read More
Labors of Love in Shenandoah County
Escape the Hard Life with Life is Hard Cider
In the past few years, cider has exploded in Virginia which makes sense since the Old Dominion ranks 11th in the nation in apple production, harvesting 225 million pounds of apples in 2017. Bruce and Amy Helsley of The Winery at Kindred Pointe near Mount Jackson did not start out producing cider. They have been creating fine wines for years and opened the winery in 2013. "We started making cider to have an alternative to our mostly dry wine available," said Bruce. "We make a beer style cider that is carbonated." Read More
Shenandoah County is home to six charming historic towns situated like a string of pearls along US Route 11 and many small mountain communities. Located off interstate 81 and surrounded by the scenic beauty of the Blue Ridge Mountains to the east and Allegheny Mountains to west mountains. Each historic town is bigger than a village and smaller than a city with genuine southern hospitality.
Shenandoah County offers an array of accommodations to suit every lifestyle. Offering a wide array of vacation
rental homes, condos and cabins for a unique stay in Virginia's Shenandoah Valley. Options include remote cabins in the woods, riverfront homes, cottages within walking distance to charming main street and slope-side condos at
Bryce Resort. Discover historic
bed & breakfasts in each of the small towns throughout Shenandoah County where southern hospitality comes alive. In addition to unique offerings, Shenandoah County also offers a variety national
hotel and motel chains with convenient locations just off the interstate as well as a few locally owned hotels and lodging options. There's something for everyone.
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