things to do in February?
 

I've booked a flight to the Triad Intl Airport, and arrive on Feb 15th - 18th with my boyfriend. It's for a Valentine's gift, and it's all a surprise, but I'll have to have get everything all planned out before.
One problem - I booked the flight on a whim, and don't know anything about the area. I haven't booked a place to stay, as I don't even know where's the best part to stay. I know we won't want to drive for anything like 3 hours orso to get to anywhere, as that kinda sounds like it's too far. . ..please can someone help me :( ?
It'd be kinda neat to do some of the wineries, and I figured that could be a hlaf day, and then of course I heard that Winston-Salem is pretty, and historic, so I figured that could be the other half day.. .. . so then I've still got 2 days. I know he'd love to do something in the mountains, or something outdoors, or something active, as we're sorta hyper people that way, but I haven't got a clue. I looked up ice climbing (like a half day course), but that's offered in Asheville, and I saw Mt. Airy/that area doesn't look too far, but I can't seem to find companies/things to do!
Please, please, please, can someone help?

You should probably repost with the destination in the title. I can't even figure out where you are going after scanning your paragraphs.

You should re-post with a title like "What to do in Winston-Salem?"

Is there a particular reason you are visiting the Triad area? Why did you choose to go there in the first place?

sorry, I somehow thought that I posted into a North Carolina sub-forum.

I'm going to North Carolina, and just picked there as I got decent-priced flights, and had never been there before. ...

There is no sub-forum. There is just the United States forum.

You can "tag" your post with North Carolina to help people find it if they are only interested in reading posts about NC (it's like a reading filter), but your post is actually in the general United States forum. So "things to do in February" could mean skiing in Utah or snowmobiling in Maine.