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Fall in Love with Shenandoah County this Valentine's Day |
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You'll just love all that we offer!
 Bring your sweetheart to Shenandoah County for Valentine's Day 2012. Our quaint B&Bs, peaceful river lodges, mountain cabins, and hotels complete with suites, all offer a restful place to escape this winter. To experience the true charm of Shenandoah County, travel U.S. Route 11, the Old Valley Pike and a Virginia Byway, as alternate route to busy I-81. For our Washington, D.C. and Northern Virginia friends, just travel I-66 west to I-81 south, and take exit 298, Strasburg. For our Richmond and Charlottesville friends, take I-64 west to I-81 north, and take exit 264, New Market. All other friends, just travel I-81 to either exit! Both entry points have Visitor Information Centers; Gateway to Shenandoah Visitor Center is located at 33229 Old Valley Pike, Strasburg, VA 22657; phone 540-465-5884, and the Shenandoah Valley Travel Information Center is located at the Virginia Museum of the Civil War, Route 305 George Collins Parkway, New Market, VA 22844; phone 866-515-1864
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Snow Arrives at Bryce Resort in time for Opening on December 16, 2011
Basye, VA, December 9, 2011 -- Bryce Resort's preparations for this year's ski season have started with already over 18 inches of snow on the slopes. Skiers, snowboarders and tubers pull out your skis, boards and boots and get ready for yet another year of unmatched sliding on the slopes of Bryce when the resort opens on December 16.
Bryce's unparalleled snowmaking capability has been supplementing Mother Nature's efforts for more than 47 years; each season creating the best winter experience for its customers. This year will be no different as Bryce has added a new state of the art Snow Cat to ensure that the snow on the slopes is groomed to perfection. In addition there is a new web cam which allows our guests to view the snow and mountain action from our website bryceresort.com. Already Bryce's signature stone fireplaces are roaring to warm your toes and take the chill off.
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Civil War Sesquicentennial |
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The Civil War affected the lives of Shenandoah County residents in many ways. Located in the heart of the Breadbasket of the Confederacy, the war separated loved ones, brought wounded to doorsteps and church pews, and destroyed crops, fields, and farms. Life was never the same.
Visit our Civil War page to learn more about what to see and do in Shenandoah County during the Civil War Sesquicentennial.
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