My family and I planned a special trip out here to do the rail car. I bought my partner this…read moreexperience as his Christmas gift. Each year, I try to find something unique vs just a thing that he wouldn't use. It's an easy drive from DC, and the town of Frostburg is so adorable. We have two 5 year olds, and the staff was very friendly and explained how the tour would be structured. My kids just loved pushing the pedals and seeing the scenery pass by. For this first outing, I ended up booking one of the shorter tours, going with the Woodcock Hollow Express. It was the perfect option, especially with younger kids. It was entertaining enough, without them getting bored. It's one way, and man, our car went fast! I sat in the back, while my partner sat in the front of the car. It takes coordination on braking, which he clearly needed some work with! But we did manage to slow down before hitting the other guests riding in front of us. Once you reach the end of the track, the tour has a bus waiting, which will transport you back to the train station. The driver gave us some great tips and history as we rode the 15-20 minute ride back. Overall, a fantastic experience. I would totally do it again and try one of their other longer tours, especially as our kids get older.

I got my senior homecoming pictures here and they turned out BEAUTIFUL!!! So many good spots to…read moretake pictures at, the mountains are so pretty in the back as well!!!

Absolutely wonderful!…read more My family and I purchased a Pontoon Tour on Deep Creek Lake with High Mountain Sports. We loved it! Rick was our guide and was incredibly knowledgeable. We had a fantastic time and I highly recommend this company and their tours.

I have been coming to the lake for years but learned so much more in one boat ride with Ray. He is…read moreknowledgeable, witty and has great personal stories to share. Ray is so passionate about Deep Creek and it shows on the tour. Great experience and I highly recommend.

Seneca Rocks Trail. A number of years ago, my husband and I visited the educational Discovery…read moreCenter for the Seneca Rocks National Recreation Area, and got a great view of the Seneca Rocks from the parking lot. But, it was late in the day on a Sunday and we had a long drive ahead of us, so we decided not to attempt to hike up the trail, but we put it as yet another item on our bucket list. We returned to the area in Sept, 2025, specifically to attempt to do the hike. No concerns as to whether my husband would be able to do it, but I have to admit that I was apprehensive as to whether I could! The brochures say that it's 1.5 miles each way (up, and then back down) and you gain almost 850' in elevation. And, did I mention that I'm in my 60s, NOT a regular hiker, and with a medical condition that affects my balance? Nonetheless, my husband and I donned our hiking boots, put on some sunscreen, packed a picnic lunch, snacks, and water, and my hiking stick -- and we were on our way! The trail is wide and well-maintained and, as others have mentioned, has steep sections, especially in the switchbacks towards the top. It's a steady climb up, and my Fitbit registered some intense exercise, but my heart rate never reached its peak category. Given my balance issues, having my walking stick and an occasional hand from my husband, especially on the descent in steep areas with roots or stones, were helpful. I tried not to be discouraged by the two very fit runners who raced by us, recognizing that the majority of hikers and dogs on leash were panting at least to some degree! There are occasional benches, especially towards the bottom, and signs pointing out ecological features. There's an observation deck at the top, with gorgeous views of the valley below, as well as shaded benches to enjoy our picnic lunch. You can't see the rocks from the observation deck. However, some hikers scramble over some additional rocks for more views though signage warns that this can be dangerous. I'm happy to report that my husband and I both completed the hike, and we are now able to cross that item off of our joint bucket list. We celebrated our accomplishment by getting some ice cream at Yokum's, just down the street! Admission to the Seneca Rocks National Recreation Area and parking is free. Staff in the Discovery Center are exceptionally helpful. There are picnic tables and restrooms at the base, and the Seneca Shadows Campground is about a mile down the street.

Literally a quick trip ( sadly), recommended by a friend, en route from Cass to Elkins…read more Absolutely beautiful and would have loved to have hiked this beauty. Hope to return one day ( Florida resident), preferably again in the fall to see the colors. Nature center sadly closed because of the government shut down.

Colonial Taxi Service went above and beyond to help my group of 10 get around the area and go to 3…read morewineries. They were prompt, affordable, friendly, and just the best we could have hoped for. Booking the trip was easy, and Larry, the owner, was super fast in responding to messages and was just really great. Highly recommend reaching out to and using this service if you are looking for the best way to get around the area without driving yourself.

This place is a real gem! Beautiful outdoor area. The chocolate covered cherry Old Fashioned is…read moreawesome. Great service.

We were lured by the signs on the road to Copper Fox Distillery. Keep following the signs and then…read morekeep following the signs some more and you'll come across the large dilapidated looking barn and you've arrived. It was a chilly day and we followed the instructions to ring the bell when we were outside. Shout out to the folks here who provide the cute cat with a heated blanket to lay on during cold weather. Members of the staff quickly came by to let us in and we walked into a empty sitting area. To be fair, it was around 3:00pm on a Wednesday. The vibe inside is eclectic, homey, and comfortable. We grabbed a seat at a table near the fire. We had time to review menu. I picked a classic Whiskey Sour and my Mom got one of their warm whiskey cocktails. Both of us really enjoyed ours. We sipped and savored them and just enjoyed a bit of a respite from our road trip. We both got a bottle of their whiskey to take home with us. These aren't your standard whiskeys and they are definitely more expensive than what you'd probably get in the liquor store. We've been enjoying our purchases at home since our visit. Copper Fox is a nice stop and I'd recommend it to folks wanting a break and a beverage.

Blue Ridge Tours provided shuttle service for our wedding guests to/from the hotel and our venue…read more They were very prompt and buses were very clean! I appreciated the speedy responses and excellent customer service I received via email from their staff. They were also very fast to send back our refundable deposit which was greatly appreciated!

From the owner: Whether it's taking your sports team to an important game, your church group to youth camp, or your…read moreschool group to Washington, D.C., let Blue Ridge Tours take your precious passengers in style and comfort! We pledge to provide a memorable experience with distinctive quality and excellent customer service. We welcome the opportunity to exceed your expectations with customized trips. We provide courteous and friendly drivers on each and every motor coach. All of our drivers meet federal DOT requirements and participate in a random drug testing program. Blue Ridge Tours is small enough to offer personal attention to our customers, but large enough to meet all of your transportation needs. Experienced, professional, and courteous drivers operate our modern, state-of-the art motor coaches. Our office staff is dedicated to serving you in a timely, friendly, and professional manner. Our fleet includes 4 Luxury motor-coach: a 2007 56- passenger MCI coach, a 2008 56-passenger MCI coa

Erick took us out over Memorial Day weekend and we loved every minute of it! We did the 4 mile…read morestretch of river and we all wished we had done the 6 mile stretch because we weren't ready to be done! We got to see some great WV wildlife as well, spotting deer, an eagle, even a few snakes! We will be looking Lost River Eco Tours up again the next time we're in town! Thanks for a great day on the river!!

When in Shenandoah - go to the caverns!…read more Skyline Caverns is a must-visit if you're in the area and have the time. My boyfriend and I just walked in and there's basically a tour around every 45 minutes so fear not, if you have some time to kill their gift shop is enormous. Everything from sweet treats, apparel, stones, little trinkets to chess sets. Truly something for everyone. Once they announced our time we headed on over and met with our tour guide. It was very fun overall. I do recommend wearing sneakers, it's not an incredibly long walk but some parts of the ground were rocky. It's an incredible sight and everything is really detailed and explained. I loved the whole tour. You can take pictures of everything and I sure took advantage. My boyfriend got very into the tour and I can imagine everyone does. Very well thought out and rehearsed - these tour guides do a great job. I do have to mention because I think it's hilarious, as a woman if you go in with straight hair and you have a natural curl - prepare for it to curl. My hair was a fuzzball by the time I got out because the moisture in the caves is so high hahaha, just a warning! Still go though - it's a fun experience and a beautiful one too.

Skyline Caverns is basically located in Front Royal. You spend over an hour exploring the cave with…read moreinteresting formations. Our guide was spirited and did a nice job explaining the formations. It was interesting especially when you realize how long these formations have existed. Plan to bring a light jacket as it can be chilly.

Great time and a great day to be on top of the bus. The tour guide, John, was very knowledgeable…read moreand had some funny jokes. Pittsburgh history was so interesting and I learned a lot. Carol the driver did an amazing job manuevering thru the narrow streets and

We had a good time with the hop on, hop off tour. It really did bring us around the city, and we…read morehad time to enjoy our stops before being picked up again. Our first tour guide did a great job letting us know what had been filmed in certain areas, but not so well with telling us what someone might see or experience at different spots. Our second guide, Ren, did a great job with that. I wish she had talked about the giant art fair that had been going on through town though. (Although, maybe she did when we weren't on the bus?) We didn't have any issues with pick up or drop off. We got to see the Duquesne Incline, Randyland and The Warhol Museum. At one point we did stop at the tour companies headquarters - I would advise you not to make the same mistake I did and get sunscreen.

We booked a party bus for my brother's bachelor party and it was the best time ever. Our driver…read moreAlan was the man, very kind and funny. Service was excellent and we would absolute do it again!

Fantastic option for visiting wineries with larger parties! We rented the Crozet Trolley for a…read morebirthday celebration consisting of visiting wineries over the course of the afternoon. We were not sure how many people we would have, but Crozet Trolley has space for much more than the 14 guests that most of the wine tours in the area can accommodate. They were flexible with our schedule, transported us efficiently to our destinations, and helped to make the afternoon fun. I would highly recommend Crozet Trolley for visiting wineries in the Crozet area.