J. Draper Glass – Join us at this premier glass blowing studio in downtown Peoria, IL. Providing entertainment & education in the art of glass blowing.

Guided Tour of Parkersburg, WV

Horse-Drawn Wagon Ride – Step back in time aboard a horse drawn wagon to see this beautiful historic Blennerhassett island.

Holl’s Swiss Chocolatier, Parkersburg, WV – Treat yourself! Grown out of the experiences of three generations of Swiss trained chocolatiers.

Sternwheeler Ride – Enjoy a leisurely ride across the Ohio River to visit Blennerhassett Island.

Blennerhassett Island & Historical State Park – Settled in 1798 by a wealthy Irish aristocrat couple. Over the years the couple’s mansion has gained a reputation for being the West’s most beautiful home.

Blennerhassett Museum – 3 floors of regional memorabilia from prehistoric weapons to jewelry and odd items, like a “burning glass”, there is no shortage of curious things to find!

Canyon Rim Visitor Center, Lansing WV – Featuring an exhibit room, displays, videos, auditorium & more! The back deck offers a two mile view into the park. Discover the striking size of the gorge with one of the world’s oldest rivers.

Hawks Nest Aerial Tramway, Anstead, WV – Taking you from the top of the scenic New River Gorge canyon to the marina at the bottom.

Blenko Glass, Milton, WV – Since 1893 this family owned & operated glass factory has created beautiful works of art.

Schwartz Family Restaurant, Eckerty, KY – Enjoy dinner.

Louisville Slugger Museum & Factory, Louisville, KY – One of the greatest sports museums in the word! See up-close how the Louisville Slugger bats are made.

Guided Tour of Louisville, KY

Kentucky Derby Museum, Louisville, KY – This American Thoroughbred horse racing museum located on the grounds of Churchill Downs, is dedicated to preserving the history of the Kentucky Derby.

Speed Art Museum, Louisville, KY – The oldest, largest, and foremost museum of art in Kentucky.

Glabber Girl Tour & Museum, Terre Haute, IN – See what has kept this business going since the 1850’s.