It's not every day that you find a town nicknamed "America's First Spa," but Berkeley Springs is just that. Washington bathed in the warm mineral springs — and so can you, in the baths at Berkeley Springs State Park.
I’ve written so many words about Berkeley Springs that it’s hard to imagine there is any West Virginian not familiar with the country’s first spa, tucked away in that protruding thumb of the state known as the Eastern Panhandle.
For much of the year, West Virginia lives up to its “almost heaven” moniker, serving up its beauty on meandering country roads, through rocky rivers and over high mountain peaks.
