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(2:23) In Travel Channel's Man v. Food, host Adam Richman takes on some of the biggest, baddest food challenges in the country. He'll go coast to coast to see if he's man enough for America... more >

(2:23) In Travel Channel's Man v. Food, host Adam Richman takes on some of the biggest, baddest food challenges in the country. He'll go coast to coast to see if he's man enough for America's epic eats. http://travelchannel.com < less

(2:07) Located in the capital of horse country, The Red Fox Inn is the oldest continuously operated inn in America, dating back to 1728. The stone walls hint to the rich history which incl... more >

(2:07) Located in the capital of horse country, The Red Fox Inn is the oldest continuously operated inn in America, dating back to 1728. The stone walls hint to the rich history which includes the bar that was used as a surgeon's table in the Civil War, letters on display from frequent guest Jackie Onassis, and a cannonball embedded in the foundation of one of the guest houses. Sit by the fire, enjoy some of their famous crabcakes, and you'll experience what Virginia Hunt Country is all about. < less

(2:23) In Travel Channel's Man v. Food, host Adam Richman takes on some of the biggest, baddest food challenges in the country. He'll go coast to coast to see if he's man enough for America... more >

(2:23) In Travel Channel's Man v. Food, host Adam Richman takes on some of the biggest, baddest food challenges in the country. He'll go coast to coast to see if he's man enough for America's epic eats. http://travelchannel.com < less

(1:52) These two Loudoun wineries, Lost Creek Winery and Vineyards and Hidden Brook Winery, are owned by father and son. They enjoy a friendly rivalry to see who can produce the best wine. ... more >

(1:52) These two Loudoun wineries, Lost Creek Winery and Vineyards and Hidden Brook Winery, are owned by father and son. They enjoy a friendly rivalry to see who can produce the best wine. Each has his own style, and its reflected in the wineries themselves, from the American log-cabin style Hidden Brook, to the European style Lost Creek. These wineries are situated north of Leesburg, in the Potomac Cluster of DC's Wine Country. Enjoy! < less

(2:17) This old apple packing house converted into a country store is famous for their pies. Choose your favorite, then choose from 36 more! Family owned, Hill High is both a favorite han... more >

(2:17) This old apple packing house converted into a country store is famous for their pies. Choose your favorite, then choose from 36 more! Family owned, Hill High is both a favorite hangout for local residents and a destination for people from all over the U.S. who make sure to stop for a slice of pie while there and purchase a whole pie to take home. < less

(2:17) This old apple packing house converted into a country store is famous for their pies. Choose your favorite, then choose from 36 more! Family owned, Hill High is both a favorite han... more >

(2:17) This old apple packing house converted into a country store is famous for their pies. Choose your favorite, then choose from 36 more! Family owned, Hill High is both a favorite hangout for local residents and a destination for people from all over the U.S. who make sure to stop for a slice of pie while there and purchase a whole pie to take home. < less