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Virginia’s moderate, four-season climate is a draw for residents of all interests. From the mountains to the beach, Virginians can experience summer heat, winter snow, and everything in between without leaving the Commonwealth.

Kids on Virginia Beach Sandbridge, Virginia Beach

The New River flows through the Appalachian Mountains of Virginia, North Carolina, and West Virginia. Its path through Virginia’s New River Valley is marked by mountains and abundant water recreation opportunities in the summer.

New River
Hot air balloon Rockbridge County

The Peaks of Otter in Bedford County are a popular fall destination because of the spectacular scenery when the leaves turn.

Train crossing a bridge over a river Richmond

Wintergreen Resort is a four-season destination in the Blue Ridge Mountains in Nelson County. In addition to its ski and snowboard slopes, Wintergreen boasts 45 holes of championship golf and an award-winning tennis program.

Snow covering trees on a mountainside Scott County

The town of Warrenton, on the outer edges of Northern Virginia, has a rich American Revolution and Civil War history. Its Old Town hosts a Christmas celebration each December.

Little girl picking strawberries from a field Chiles Family Orchards, Albemarle County

The cherry blossoms that draw tourists to the Washington area each spring also bloom across the Potomac River in Northern Virginia, like in Old Town Alexandria.

Cherry Blossoms in Old Town
Bikers in High Bridge Trail State Park High Bridge Trail State Park, Prince Edward County

Spring in Virginia means mild temperatures that are perfect for completing hikes like Dragon’s Tooth in Roanoke County.

Runners in Roanoke County