If Americans had to guess what state had the highest average income, most would likely say California or New York, but it's actually another state.
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Community engagement and support are essential, and this popular beach destination on the East Coast is considered the most caring city in America.
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The 'Oyster capital of the east coast' is known for its diversity of oysters, as well as its other locally-sourced seafood and its seafood restaurants.
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Art lovers visiting Charlottesville need to check out this once-abandoned mill that is now an art park complete with events, murals, and a farmers market.
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These Virginia college towns offer walkable downtowns, arts and music scenes, historic districts, breweries, and easy access to outdoor recreation.
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This little town in Virginia is dripping with Civil War intrigue while also doubling as a fantastic outdoor getaway in the Old Dominion State.
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Highland County, Virginia, is landlocked by the Allegheny Mountains. Much of the terrain feels like a slice of Switzerland. Among the hills are hidden hamlets.
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If you’re embarking on the Appalachian Trail, you’ve probably seen images of this beautiful area in Virginia that’s one of the hike’s most photographed sites.
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Craving some peanuts, Cracker Jacks, and a good sing-a-long of "Take Me Out To The Ball Game"? You can find baseball games across the U.S. at these ballparks.
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This epic, winding road through Virginia's breathtaking mountainsides is a must-ride for motorcycle enthusiasts.
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For those looking for well-connected retirement spots that are still charmingly rural and full of history, check out this peaceful Virginia town.
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There is perhaps nothing more iconic than a road trip down America's roads, and these five destinations make up some of the oldest ones you can drive on.
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A small town in Virginia is known for big outdoor thrills like white water rafting, ATV trail riding, and hiking, as well as other water sports like kayaking.
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Virginia is for lovers, but fishers love Virginia for its wonderful spots, including one on the Chesapeake Bay that's the longest fishing pier in North America.
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Virginia features some of the best vineyards in the United States, and if you're ready to indulge in some wine in the Blue Ridge Mountains, head here.
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The Blue Ridge Mountains are a spectacular landscape that every traveler should see at least once, and one county has everything you could expect from the area.
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The hustle of Richmond can be overwhelming, but this secluded island retreat with soft sandy beaches offers a serene spot to get away from the city.
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Deciding where to do in 2026 can be challenging, but there are plenty of destinations in the U.S. offering exciting events and attractions in the coming year.
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Home to a tavern, miles of trails, and even an adrenaline-pumping aerial park, this destination in Virginia offers everything you need for a fun escape.
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A riverside historic gem in Virginia offers walkable cobblestone streets, centuries-old architecture, immersive museums, public art, and fun seasonal events.
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Virginia Beach is home to some incredible coffee shops, and these five make the best brews you'll enjoy while taking in the sun, sand, and water.
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The safest city in Virginia for 2025 is a cute college town that boasts small-town charm and a history of continued security within the Shenandoah Valley.
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Experience candlelit streets, light displays, parades, and festive markets across Virginia, where visitors say the holiday spirit truly comes alive.
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Winter transforms the Blue Ridge into a wonderland of quaint shops, parades, skiing, and old-fashioned holiday charm perfect for a storybook Christmas escape.
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Settle into this little town in Southern Virginia that's rich with history, gentle seasons, and budget-friendly comfort for your golden years.
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This small town along the Potomac River in Virginia is best known for its state park, where visitors can spot over 200 bird species, including bald eagles.
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Though this suburb in Virginia might appear like a quiet, tucked-away upscale enclave, its community infrastructure supports a high quality of life.
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