Virginia

They say that "Virginia is for Lovers" and it is, but this state is a treasure chest of diverse opportunities waiting for you to explore it. From Revolutionary and Civil War historical sites to hiking the Appalachian Trail or touring it by car, bike, or motorcycle you are going to fall in love with this state!


  • Quirk Hotel: The Perfect Dog-Friendly Stay for a Guys' Trip in Richmond, Virginia

    If you’re planning a guys’ trip and looking for the perfect dog-friendly spot to stay in Richmond, Virginia, look no further than Quirk Hotel. This is great property that hosted us during our Richmond, Virginia guys trip. While it is a bit more feminine than I normally prefer - the fact that it is dog-friendly is a big advantage when faced with the question of whether you leave a man's best friend behind or take him with you as "one of the guys" on an epic adventure through Richmond.

  • GWARbar Is A Must Visit Dive Bar In Richmond, Virginia

    Any guy who loves dive bars, punk metal, or even just simply craves a unique experience needs to visit GWARbar on their next trip to Richmond, Virginia. This bar is the twisted brainchild of one of the band's founding members and is quite the experience. However, what I was even more impressed with is that while it looks like you might need a tetnus shot ever dining there... the food is actually pretty good!

  • Why Richmond Virginia Is An Awesome Place For A Guys Trip

    You've probably heard of Richmond, Virginia, but have you considered it for your next guys' getaway? This city was named the #1 Town To Visit by CNN in 2024... and I can see why! After spending a few days exploring the area with a couple of buddies, I can certainly say that CNN got it right - this is one of our top destinations for a guys trip too!

  • Best Places In America to See Bald Eagles

    Eagle-spotting is a thrilling and educational experience, but knowing where to go can be a challenge. Did you know that bald eagles are found in every U.S. state except Hawaii? This guide offers an extensive list of the best places across America to see these iconic birds in their natural habitats.

  • Wineries Near Charlottesville Virginia Blend Wine History With Modern Innovation

    One of the East Coast's top wine tasting destinations is nestled in the piedmont area of central Virginia. Here you will find a fantastic blend of rich history, music, restaurants, and wineries surrounding Charlottesville, VA. What most people don't realize is that this region - known to oenophiles as the Monticello AVA - is perhaps one of the most historically significant wine regions anywhere in North America. This makes a visit to Charlottesville, Virginia the perfect place to explore how old world wines and winemaking tradition have blended with new world innovation to produce very high-quality wine on local farms in this fantastic part of Virginia Wine Country.

  • Top Aviation Museums Around The World

    Aviation museums house some of the coolest collections of humanity's engineering marvels - flying machines, aka airplanes, and everything that led up to the modern airplane. Aviation actually begins far before the invention of the first functioning powered airplane by the Wright brothers in 1903. It includes theoretical and experimental designs beginning with blueprints and proceeding through gliders and balloons before that. Aviation museums include these homages to the early history of man's first dreams of flight. Today, there are literally hundreds of aviation museums around the world and that means that it is very likely that there are aviation museums near you that are perfect for a father and son getaway or even just a regular guys weekend

  • 10 Unexpected Wine Regions In The US That Guys Love To Visit

    Most guys who are new to wine think of iconic destinations like Napa and Sonoma as the places to go for wine. While I am a huge fan of California wines... the reality is that there are great wine regions all over the country. Some such as Lake Michigan Shore have gained prominence in recent years, while others such as the Snake River Valley AVA just west of Boise are lesser-known. What's great about these "undiscovered wine country" getaways is that they tend to be less expensive, more relaxed, and offer other opportunities to build a perfect getaway without making wine the singular focus.