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Winter Fun Suggestions for 2010 from the West Virginia Division of Tourism
West Virginia is well known for its winter diversions, fun activities and exciting travel destinations. Early 2010 offers a wide variety of special wintertime events and attractions. The West Virginia Division of Tourism is happy to provide some ideas to fight off the winter blues and help visitors in their search for activities and destinations during the cold season. For additional information, visit www.wvtourism.com or contact the Tourism hotline at 1-800-CALL WVA.
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Fun-filled adventure waits in West Virginia for 2010. From a new bridge-walk guided tour under the New River Gorge Bridge — the largest single-span steel-arch bridge in the Western Hemisphere — to the world's greatest golfers teeing off at The Greenbrier Classic at The Greenbrier resort, there's something new and exciting happening in the Mountain State for first-time and returning visitors.
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To help you start 2010 with new energy and excitement, the West Virginia Division of Tourism invites you to consider a relaxing winter getaway at one of the state's parks, a privately owned cabin or the exclusive Greenbrier. From cozy cabins to personalized packages, staying warm this winter is easy in West Virginia.
Rent a cabin for a cozy retreat with your significant other or the whole family at a state park or your favorite private resort. Specials are offered all winter long, especially around New Year's and Valentine's Day.
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Just because the weather may have turned colder doesn't mean it's time to hibernate! Winter in West Virginia brings with it an array of events to warm your heart, get your blood pumping and keep away the winter blues. Kick off the New Year at a First Night celebration or be the life of the party at a New Year's Eve dinner and dance. Plan three-day-weekend getaways in January and February, or whisk away that special someone for a Valentine's Day he or she will not soon forget. Celebrate St. Patrick's Day in Ireland, W.Va., and say "good-bye winter, hello spring" at one of the state's great festivals. The possibilities for winter fun are endless in the Mountain State.
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Winter in the Mountain State is an outdoor lover's dream: West Virginia's combination of a long ski season, abundance of natural snowfall and proximity to major metropolitan areas in the Mid-Atlantic and Southeast makes it the ideal spot for winter adventure. The state is home to several premier ski resorts that offer the best in downhill skiing, cross-country skiing, snowboarding, snowshoeing or even snow tubing.
In addition to these adrenaline-pumping activities, outdoor lovers will find opportunities for hunting, fishing, hiking, running — or just playing outside and enjoying the wintry weather.
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With Feb. 14 falling on Sunday in 2010, visitors can celebrate all weekend long with special events and sweetheart deals in West Virginia. Valentine's Day attractions include music, dancing and getaway packages from West Virginia state parks. Save money while showing your sweetheart an amazing time as you heat up the cold month of February. Pick from a wide variety of opportunities from parks all across the state, and make your reservations early!
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