In Virginia, and especially on the Middle Peninsula, you know it’s almost spring time when the daffodil bulbs start popping out of the ground and the yellow blooms begin to…
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Category: Middle Peninsula
When it comes to working up an appetite while paddling the waterways of the Middle Peninsula, we could tell you where to go – ahem, NN Burger in Tappahannock. And…
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Like water can shape a shoreline, water can shape a community. All across the Middle Peninsula, the waterways have done just that – connected its earliest settlers to the land…
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Google “beer and workouts.” Seriously. Open a new tab and do it right now. See all those results? How could you possibly determine what’s real and what’s the myth of…
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If there’s anything we know, it’s that paddling the rivers and bays of the Middle Peninsula can work up quite an appetite – especially if you spend the morning and…
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Standing in the largest room on the third floor of the Inn at Warner Hall, one can see all that Austin desired. The four windows here, nestled in the heart…
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Natural. Delicate. And open to all. We are delighted to introduce you – the Virginia Water Trails community – to the beauty of Bethel Beach Natural Area Preserve in Mathews…
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Want to turn your passion for paddling into a paycheck? The 2019 Virginia Certified Ecotour Guide Course is now open for applications. The eight-week course will be offered “live” online…
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With the earliest English settlement in 1635, Mathews County on Virginia’s Middle Peninsula is rich in historical landmarks–buildings, churches, estates, cemeteries – including a Courthouse, circa 1834, still in use…
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Vincent Van Gogh once said that normality is a paved road. It’s comfortable to walk. But no flowers grow on it. Technically speaking, the road to Captain Sinclair’s Recreational Area…
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