Fall Foliage in Staunton and the Shenandoah Valley
Sep 26, 2024 / egnidziejko
Leaves colors near Staunton will peak in mid-October. Plan ahead for hikes through falling leaves and the brightest fall portraits. More
Sep 26, 2024 / egnidziejko
Leaves colors near Staunton will peak in mid-October. Plan ahead for hikes through falling leaves and the brightest fall portraits. More
Jun 20, 2024 / egnidziejko
June 20 marked the first day of summer, and Staunton is bursting with life! The longer days and warmer weather mean that plants are blooming and animals are out and about. Whether you’re hiking in Shenandoah National Park or strolling down a local country road, there’s no better time to appreciate the natural beauty of Virginia. More
Jun 06, 2024 / egnidziejko
Are you a "pawrent" planning a getaway with your furry best friend? Take that good boy or girl to Staunton, a city that loves dogs. From tail-wagging hikes to fur-friendly shopping, Staunton offers a doggone great experience for both you and your pup. More
May 30, 2024 / egnidziejko
Each June, we celebrate Great Outdoors Month, and boy, is Staunton the place to do it. The weather is warm and mild, nature is at its seasonal peak, and the kids are out of school and full of energy. Step away from the couch and the screens and embrace the beauty and healing qualities of the great outdoors. More
May 02, 2024 / egnidziejko
Are babysitters just too expensive or are you just too tired to go out after work? Take advantage of the kids being in school and one of those days off you never use by planning a day date in Staunton. More
Apr 25, 2024 / egnidziejko
Late spring is an ideal time of year to get out and about with the family. Staunton has a lot to offer before summer camps start, and it’s just too hot to do anything besides tan by the pool. Our town has a delightful blend of history, culture, and outdoor fun for families. More
Apr 04, 2024 / egnidziejko
Do you have a free weekend coming up but have no idea how to fill it? Do you want to learn a new outdoor skill, but don’t know where to start? If you’re excited about outdoor adventure but struggling with the details, let someone else take charge. More
Mar 21, 2024 / egnidziejko
Before the 1850s, the only way to get anywhere in the Shenandoah Valley was to travel by horseback or stagecoach along the Valley Pike (today’s Route 11), which connected Staunton to Winchester and beyond. When the Virginia Central Railroad arrived in 1854, Staunton became a hub for commerce and travel. More