A Stylish European Village with breathtaking views of the
National Forest in Wintergreen, VA
Our trip to the Virginia Safari Park from the Fenton Inn. Just an hour drive through some back country road, is the town of Natural Bridge. Aside from the Natural Bridge, the town has a few road side relics that … Continue reading
Our day exploring the Frontier Culture Museum in Staunton. A scenic half hour drive from the Fenton Inn is the quaint town of Staunton. Tourists like to pronounce the U, but locals seemed to have dropped it to be called … Continue reading
The ski slopes are set to open on December 16th this year and it is already a winter wonderland for the holidays. A snow fort fashioned from the cleared snow show just how much they put down the night before. … Continue reading
Stoney Creek Golf is just a few minutes of drive from Fenton Inn and is one of 50 Best Golf Courses in the world by Conde Nast Traveler magazine! It is located in Rockfish Valley and has restaurant and pro shops. … Continue reading
After a tasty breakfast at Fenton Inn, head up for some fun winter adventures on Wintergreen Mountain. One of our favorite activities is snow tubing at the Plunge. Depending on weather conditions you can reach speeds up to 30 miles … Continue reading
Twice a year you can see a magnificent fireworks display just a stone throw away from the Fenton Inn. To be exact we are adjacent to Wintergreen Mountain where each 4th of July and each New Year’s Eve thousands of … Continue reading
Luray Caverns is one of string of caves and caverns along the Shenandoah Valley paralleling Interstate 81. While there are some caverns closer to the Fenton Inn, Luray offers the best tourist friendly attractions as well as an enjoyable countryside … Continue reading
About seven miles down the road from the Fenton Inn is the newly built Bold Rock Cidery and taproom. It is a large timberframed building where they bottle and sell hard cider and they also have a lunch menu of … Continue reading
Just 13 miles from the Fenton Inn the Blue Ridge Parkway ends at Interstate 64. Heading north across the bridge, the road now becomes Skyline Drive and continues to wind through the mountains. Here we are at the south entrance … Continue reading
Just a short hop on the Blue Ridge Parkway is the Humpback Rocks Visitor Center, Farm Museum and the trail head to a one mile long hike to the top of Humpback Rocks. The Parkway was built during the Great … Continue reading