This Hokie right here really enjoys. His freedom is located pretty close to a strip center shopping…read moremall. And he hangs out and wants you to take photos with him and represent freedom.

This is the bike safety hokie He is excited to see you and teach you all about riding bikes and…read morebeing safe in the neighborhood. He is located pretty close to a health office on the right hand side of the busy street.

Well, we didn't come on "hump" day, but this gorgeous almost fall Thursday didn't disappoint! As we…read moremeandered through the curvy mountains of VA and WVA to get here, we we worried as we didn't have any cell signals and much of the country roads were winding and barren, except of course for the beautiful foliage. Lots of open farmland and barns or just empty fields. But we drove with trepidation through these mountains until we finally arrived at Humpback Covered Bridge! It was worth the drive! Some other reviews have lots of stats about this bridge which is worth looking up, so I won't repeat them here, but suffice it to say, I was enthralled with this bridge that I've been wanting to visit for years!! I love covered bridges and have a collection of them on my Yelp profile if you'd like to take a gander. And I must say, this is one of my favorites considering the structural design, the historic value, the Virginia heritage, and lovely park area with picnic tables and the LOVE sign. Covington VA is definitely on my come back list!!

No excuses for missing this beautiful bridge that is not even one mile off the Interstate…read more Constructed of hand-hewn timber in 1835 for the James River Kanawha Turnpike Corporation. The bridge remained in active public use until 1929. In 1953, the bridge was reconditioned and the land purchased for this lovely park. Portable toilets, picnic benches and lighting. It's lovely and well worth a quick stop on your journey near the Virginia / West Virginia border. [Review 19595 overall - 1432 in Virginia - 566 of 2023.]

We went looking for a bunch of public art while we were in the area. We came across the welcome to…read morelane stadium Miral. His located behind the gate in the football stadium.

What is big old bikes were just chilling on top of a hill while we were hiking and looking around…read moreexplore the area. There's two bikes sitting right next to each other and they're pretty cool and easy to fine. Don't try to ride him though it won't feel good on you.

Bike rack sculpture located at the edge of 4th street live in Lousiville Kentucky. The city of…read moreLouisville has a downtown collection of fully functional and decorated bike racks that are spread throughout the area. While this one is a bit more basic and normal compared to some of the unique bike rack projects it is still pretty cool and neat sculpture. Overall this is a fun and unheralded art series throughout the city of Louisville.

The fourth street bike rack is a bike rack that's on fourth Street. It is a local Louisville public…read moreart display. It has a nice little sign that tells you why and who created it in what you're supposed to do with this. I would assume you would put your bike on the rack

I came across the greetings from Roanoke mural as we were exploring downtown Roanoke. It was an…read moreexperience that we enjoyed seeing different welcome to insert city names every time we go to places like this.

We were walking around and we came across the golden angle statue. We really enjoyed all the public…read moreart and statues. We saw them in the city.

Our second stay at this Courtyard. Very clean safe and quiet. Conveniently located close to the…read moreUniversity area yet tucked away in lovely woods. The inside pool area I kept nice as well.

My room was super clean, bed was sooo comfy, and the staff was kind. The location felt like a safe…read morearea, and overall I just got good vibes from this hotel. As a Marriot gold member, this courtyard definitely held up to the Marriot standard during my stay. Will be back here for sure when I need a place in Blacksburg again.