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Take a scenic drive to nearby Lewisburg, a charming town known for its quaint shops and historic architecture. Grab breakfast at The Wild Bean, a local coffee shop, before strolling through the town's streets and visiting the Greenbrier Valley Theatre.

After lunch at The French Goat, a French-inspired bistro, take a tour of the Lost World Caverns, a natural wonder filled with stunning rock formations and underground streams. Alternatively, visit the Smooth Ambler Distillery to learn about the art of craft whiskey making and sample some of their award-winning spirits.

Head back to The Greenbrier for a relaxing evening, perhaps enjoying a nightcap at The Lobby Bar or catching a show at the resort's on-site theatre.

Start the day with a scenic hike in the nearby Allegheny Mountains, taking in the stunning views of the surrounding landscape. After the hike, stop by the Greenbrier River Trail for a leisurely bike ride or kayak trip.

Enjoy a picnic lunch in the great outdoors, or head back to The Greenbrier for a casual lunch at Draper's, which offers classic American fare. Spend the afternoon exploring the resort's art collection, which includes works by renowned artists such as Pablo Picasso and Andy Warhol.

Dine at The Tavern, a historic restaurant located in the heart of The Greenbrier. The restaurant features traditional American cuisine, with dishes such as fried chicken and mac and cheese.

Take a guided tour of the Greenbrier Bunker, a top-secret underground bunker built during the Cold War. Learn about the bunker's fascinating history and its role in protecting the United States government.

After the tour, head to The Greenbrier's Gun Club for some shooting practice, or take a cooking class at the resort's culinary school. Alternatively, spend the afternoon at the resort's indoor pool and hot tub.

Enjoy a romantic dinner at The Greenbrier's Main Dining Room, which features elegant d cor and a menu of classic American cuisine.

Take a day trip to nearby Snowshoe Mountain Resort, where you can enjoy skiing, snowboarding, and other winter sports. After a morning on the slopes, stop by the resort's spa for a relaxing massage or facial.

Have lunch at the resort's mountaintop restaurant, which offers stunning views of the surrounding mountains. After lunch, explore the resort's many shops and boutiques, or take a scenic snowshoeing tour.

Return to The Greenbrier for a farewell dinner at The Greenbrier Restaurant, which features a menu of farm-to-table cuisine made with fresh, locally sourced ingredients.