It finally feels like spring in West Virginia! Flowers are blooming, the weather is getting warmer, and and outdoor adventures seem like fun again. Take a look at these perfect places in West Virginia to visit this Spring.

1. Austin's Homemade Ice Cream, Ceredo/Kenova

You won't find an ice cream cone quite like this one anywhere else, and fans say it's worth the drive from wherever you are in the tri-state area. The shop just opened up again for the season after being closed for the winter. Try the fan favorite, Grape-Pineapple! Read more about the ice cream shop here.

Austin’s Homemade Ice Cream can be found at 1103 C St, Ceredo/Kenova, West Virginia.

2. Lewisburg Chocolate Festival

Lewisburg will be having its 10th annual event this year. The festival will take place on April 8th, from 11am to 4pm. Read more about it here.

3. Ramp Festivals

Springtime means ramps in West Virginia, and there are plenty of choices to celebrate the return of this tasty wild onion. See some of your options here.

4. Cottontail Express, Elkins

The Cottontail Express leaves from the Elkins Depot at 11 a.m & 1 p.m. on Saturday, April 15. Passengers will be treated to a variety of Easter-themed festivities. Find out more here.

5. Ritter Park Rose Garden, Huntington

The Rose Garden in Huntington’s Ritter Park has been voted one of the country’s best rose gardens numerous times. It features over 3000 roses. The garden usually reaches full bloom from May through mid-June, but you’ll see some of the roses before and after that time. See more about the park here.

6. Berkeley Springs

You'll want to visit the warm springs in this beautiful state park as the flowers are blooming in the spring. But there's even more to see in the town, including a castle! See why this town is like a place from a fairy tale.

7. Babcock State Park, Clifftop

See the charming working mill that's part of West Virginia's iconic scenery when Babcock State Park is in bloom. On weekends you'll be able to buy cornmeal from the mill in the gift shop. Find out more about it here.

8. Oglebay Park, Wheeling

Oglebay Park is a self-supporting public municipal park located in Wheeling, West Virginia. The park totals 1,650 acres and contains historical buildings, golf courses, tennis courts, swimming pools, gardens, a nature center, a zoo, and more. Read more about it here.

9. The Salt Cave and Spa, White Sulphur Springs

If all of those flowers leave you a bit sniffly, try relaxing in this salt cave. It's said to help with allergies and other ailments. Find out more here.

10. Cool Springs Park

This rest stop has been beloved by traveling West Virginians for generations. You'll find antique tractors and trains throughout the property, as well as live animals. Don't miss the buckwheat cakes and the footlong hot dogs. Find out more here.

11. Potomac Eagle Scenic Railroad, Romney

This scenic train ride will give you the chance to spot real live bald eagles! Eagles are seen on 90 percent of the trips. Opening Day is Saturday, May 13 (Mother’s Day weekend) in 2017. Find out more here.

For more fascinating places in West Virginia, check out this list of 17 places in West Virginia to visit in 2017.