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- Hardwoods blaze with color, peaking in mid-October
- Baby deer roam the woods
- Monarch butterflies fly-by Cacapon State Park in September
- Neo-tropical birds migrate through in October
- Paw paws ripen near creeks and streams
- Stire the kettle then sample the result at the Apple Butter Festival
- Pumpkins, apples and local honey stock the Farmers' Market and roadside stands
WINTER
- Ice fringed ponds
- Appreciate exposed topography on hikes and drives
- Mist rises from the warm springs
- Join the Audubon Christmas Bird Count on the last Saturday in December
- Choose and cut your own Christmas tree from local tree farms
- Search for bird nests and insect galls on skeletal branches
- Add to your bird list from more than 120 species wintering here
- Sample waters from around the world at the famous Berkeley Springs International Water Tasting
