We combined two of our favorite things — wine and waterfalls — to create a day trip that's like a dream come true. Whether you’re looking for a girls day out or a romantic escape, this little getaway will do the trick. Gas up the car and get ready for the best wine and waterfalls day trip in West Virginia!

This trip involves almost five hours of driving so you'll have to get an early start. However, you can stretch it into a weekend getaway if you want to spend more time hiking and sipping. Find the customizable map here and don't forget your designated driver.

1. Valley Falls State Park, Fairmont

Found along the Tygart River, Valley Falls is a series of wide breathtaking cascades that span the river. Walk along the huge boulders on the riverbanks and soak in the glorious sights and sounds at this state park. This famed natural wonder is known as one of the most beautiful waterfalls in West Virginia. Address: 720 Valley Falls Road, Fairmont, WV 26554. Learn more here.

2. Blackwater Falls State Park, Davis

At an impressive 57-feet-tall, Blackwater Falls is a sight to behold. From a perch on the observation deck, you can view the majestic cascades as they tumble over rock ledges. Fed from the slow-moving Blackwater River, the falls often are streaked with a chocolate brown color resulting from the tannin in the water. Learn more here.

3. Elekala Falls, Davis

At Blackwater Falls State Park, you'll also have the opportunity to visit Elekala Falls. This smaller and more serene waterfall is a little slice of paradise and definitely worth a side trip while you're at the park. A true natural wonder for the ages, and a must-visit on our wine and waterfalls day trip in West Virginia. Address: 1584 Blackwater Lodge Road, Davis, WV 26260.

4. Douglas Falls, Thomas

Just a short 10-15 minute drive will take you to Douglas Falls. This hidden gem is accessible by a short hike from the end of a dirt road. The red stained rocks are a stark contrast to the water that cascades down this picturesque waterfall. Don't forget your camera - you'll definitely want to take lots of photos here! Address: Blackwater Canyon Trail, Thomas, WV 26292.

5. Lambert's Vintage Wine, Weston

Now that you've sampled some of West Virginia's majestic waterfalls, it's time to take a breather. Arrive at Lambert's Vintage Wines and you'll feel like you've stumbled into a fairy tale. The stone building with solid wood doors welcomes visitors to sample a variety of wines. White, red, or blush, you'll find a taste to suit any glass. Looking for the best wineries in West Virginia? Well, this is one of them. Make sure to visit their

official website if you're looking for up-to-the-minute information. Address: 190 Vineyard Drive, Weston, WV 26452.

6. Batton Hollow Winery, Lost Creek

The quaint country setting at Batton Hollow Winery will enchant you at first sight. The family-owned operation boasts charming hospitality and a wide selection of astounding wines. This off-the-beaten-path winery is a destination you won't want to miss. Here's a link to their official website if you're looking! Address: 406 Woodstock Drive, Lost Creek, WV 26385.

7. Arden Falls, Arden

The last stop on our wine and waterfalls day trip in West Virginia is the beautiful Arden Falls. This popular river sees plenty of visitors during the summertime for its spectacular falls and swimming hole. The falls tumble over large boulders and unique rock formations as the water dances along on its journey. Use extreme caution and only swim far upstream or downstream of the falls themselves if you're planning on taking a dip. Address: 5167 Laurel Creek, Moatsville, WV 26405.

There you have it, the West Virginia Wine and Waterfalls Day Trip. Who are you inviting to go with you on this adventure? There are all kinds of excursions to take in the Mountain State. Another one of our favorites is this Covered Bridges Road Trip.