Glad spring is a town of not much, and I've never really had a desire to visit it. A few months…read moreago, I was searching the area for clothing stores and found Fiddlehead on Facebook. Recently, they expanded services by adding on to the store with a full spa. So when it was posted that openings were available on a Saturday for a massage-- I booked. I'm the kind of girl who doesn't treat myself too often to self care- although I know I would benefit from it. So when I do take the time, I want the experience to be top notch. The location of Fiddlehead is in a town square that doesn't look like it gets very busy. The shop lays on the corner next to a hardware store that also sells fishing supplies. Walking in, the spa is warm and inviting. Soft music leaks from the hidden treatment rooms and gives the ambiance that is needed to feel at home. Clothing racks line in between the rooms, which give the waiting customer a nice browsing opportunity while you wait. The back has a salon area that's waiting to be filled with stylists.. the owner told me she hopes to hire soon since the demand is very high. (Contact her if you know someone looking!) Now the treatment... I got a 60 min unclothed massage.. and they offer clothes for those who are shy to be undressed. However the massage man (I missed his name..) is very professional and makes sure the drape is properly adjusted. I prefer skin to skin contact for maximum warmth, but it's nice to offer it both ways. The massage man is GOOD. He gives enough pressure to alleviate any knots but not so much that it's painful. He is an expert at locating every possible source of pent up stress and relieving it. I had a knot in my wrist (which I didn't know about..) and he managed it with oscillations and depth. After the massage, I was given a chance to try the red light therapy bed for free. It reminds me of a tanning bed, without the harmful UVA lights. Waves crashing are played while you relax and I fell asleep several times. It was ultimately very refreshing and rejuvenating. Red light promotes cell production, collagen restoration, inflammation in the body and to help cure the seasonal depression. Beautiful place, with skilled hands and great treatment options. I will definitely be back for more!

I have been going to fiddlehead for red light therapy for awhile now. I have a chronic pain…read morecondition and the red light helps it. Also, my skin has never looked better. They recently started offering massage services, and the massage therapist, David, is a magician! He gives the right an mount of pressure (therapeutic but not to hard) and knows how to find every little hidden knot to work them out. I have myofascial pain syndrome, with resultant trigger points, and he is amazing at working out those knots.

Great local greenhouse. They have lots of plants. They also carry bulk mulch, straw and fodder…read more During the fall they have a corn maze, hay ride, mums and pumpkins. Very family friendly place with a playground for the kids. Right off of interstate 81 at exit 32.

Beautiful gallery and friendly staff. Near walking distance of downtown restaurants…read more I entered the Highlands Art exhibit here and really enjoyed the experience'

This museum is surrounded by roads of dubious quality and construction was going on in the area…read more The building itself seemed rather tired as well, so perhaps a needed refresh is coming. However, you can't complain too much when it's free. The current facility offers a couple of floors with small but interesting galleries. Some of the exhibitions are in collaboration with VMFA in Richmond. The collections I saw offered a mix of folksy history and contemporary perspectives. There is also a nice view of the valley as this building is on a hill. I received a rather disinterested welcome, and the collections weren't substantial enough to spend even an hour in total for me. I wouldn't come any great distance to see the place, but it seemed to offer some nice educational opportunities for the community and perhaps if renovated and expanded it will become more of a destination for non-locals. I would certainly be happy to see that happen.

I stopped by the William King Museum of Art today while driving from Pittsburgh to Naples via…read moreAsheville and Savannah. The volunteer at the desk, a former psychiatric nurse, and I bonded over a shared history of Pittsburgh and nursing. All of the four exhibits, three temporary and one permanent, were interesting. I especially enjoyed the Quilt National '19 exhibit. I congratulate each of the quilters on bringing a fresh and novel approach to an old art form.

Great place to find seeds for your garden, went in looking for a couple basics and left with a…read moregreat variety of vegetables.

Love this store everything u need and Tony is one of the smartest fisherman I have ever seen…read moredefinitely recommend this store

I was so impressed with these men! They went above and beyond to try and find the issue with a…read morewashing machine even spending time watching it go through a wash to figure out the issue. Office staff is friendly and helpful as well.

Too…read morebusy..........................................................................................................................................................looked in the manual... Fixed it myself.

From the moment I walked through the door, my senses were overcome with the smell of lavender and…read moremint and and and... Okay, not overcome (you get overload from a place like Yankee candle) but more like just touched enough. In the store there are neatly organized bins filled with this scent of soap or that... there are collections of variety soaps... there are neat little gift soaps with the loofah right inside the bar... there are other gifts and accessories and such... but it's the soap that you go here for. If you look past the little shop there is a huge back room where all the soap are made on premises. You can see them sorted and sliced and placed into plastic bins awaiting packaging (but nothing sits in those bins too long, as everything is fresh and wonderful). They make everything without artificial colors and with the finest essential oils. And if you can't actually make it to Walhalla to the shop, well, no problem... you can also order online.

This is not your granny's homemade soap. This is sweet cream and blissful aroma in a bar that will…read moreleave your skin as soft as silk. The soap can be used as a wonderful shampoo also. The chamomile rose is my personal favorite. Stop into this little shop when you are in the area. The staff is friendly and knowledgeable.

Stayed at the Inn for two nights and it is fantastic. Highly recommend this Inn. It is very well…read morekept, tastefully decorated, super clean and the owner even does the house keeping. Scott is a very good host and very knowledgeable of the area. Don't miss the opportunity to stay here if you find yourself hiking the AT, bicycling the Creeper trail or doing the MABDR as we were. So much to do in the Damascus area.