A Winter Getaway To Virginia's Snowiest Region Is Nothing Short Of Magical
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Virginia isn’t exactly the snowiest state in the U.S. However, the Old Dominion has seen its fair share of snow and has even been part of a handful of blizzards over the years. When it does snow here, it’s always a special occasion. If you are hoping to see snow in Virginia, you’ll want to plan a trip to the southwestern mountains — particularly, Tazewell County, where you’ll find the coldest towns in Virginia. As the snowiest region in the state, this special corner knows how to celebrate all things cold-weather-related..
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Check out this YouTube video by AHHA Productions with some pretty scenes from Virginia winters. Many of these towns are truly magical!
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Winter In Virginia
What are some more of the best winter towns in Virginia?
Aside from the towns in Tazewell County, here are some more of the best winter towns in Virginia that come alive during the colder months:
- Williamsburg, York County
- Wise, Wise County
- Fredericksburg, Spotsylvania County
- Luray, Page County
- Abingdon, Washington County
- Roanoke, Roanoke County
- Alexandria, Arlington County
- Middleburg, Loudoun County
- Staunton, Augusta County
- Lexington, Rockbridge County
- Charlottesville, Albemarle County
Searching for more towns? Be sure to visit our website to discover more of the best winter towns in Virginia.
What are some winter attractions in Virginia?
If you’re searching for fun indoor and outdoor adventures during the colder months, here are some of the best winter attractions in Virginia that you will love.
- Virginia Aquarium & Marine Science Center, Virginia Beach
- Reston Town Center Ice Skating Pavilion, Reston
- Bryce Resort, Basye
- Liberty Mountain Snowflex Centre, Lynchburg
- Wintergreen Resort, Nellysford
- Dyke Marsh Wildlife Preserve, Alexandria
- Great Falls Park, McLean
- Roaring Run Falls and Furnace Trail, Eagle Rock
- The Peaks of Otter, Bedford
- Indoor Waterpark at Massanutten Resort, Massanutten
- Breaks Interstate Park, Breaks
For more information, check out our previous article featuring the best winter attractions in Virginia.
What are the best state parks in Virginia to explore during the colder months?
Virginia’s state parks are great places to explore when the weather is cold outside, but these are the best state parks in Virginia that come alive during the season.
- Shenandoah River State Park, Bentonville
- Wilderness Road State Park, Ewing
- Grayson Highlands State Park, Mouth of Wilson
- Caledon State Park, King George
- York River State Park, Croaker
- Breaks Interstate Park
- Hungry Mother State Park, Marion
- Natural Tunnel State Park
- Pocahontas State Park, Chesterfield
Check out our previous article with more of the best state parks in Virginia to visit that are pure winter magic.