Although DC is known for Spring, Fall is my favorite time. As the crisp bite of autumn begins to take the edge off the Summer heat, the locals crawl back out from their air-conditioned haze and wander to the many fall festivals and harvest events that punctuate each weekend. Although it is sometimes planned at the last minute, the Rosslyn Jazz Festival usually happens in mid-September. Here are a few of the fun things to look forward to:
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Fall Festival at Cox Farms
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Take your sweet time at Frying Pan Park
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Meander through the Oatlands Plantation and Gardens
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Hike the Gathland State Park trails
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Hike Sky Meadows State Park
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3 hours at Raven Rocks Trailhead on the Virginia State Line
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Wander Mawavi (Prince William Forest Park), the largest National Park in the DMV
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Get lost in Meadowlark Gardens
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Apple Gala & Cider Fest
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The Maryland Renaissance Festival at Revel Grove
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