From stunning mountain vistas to hidden small-town gems, West Virginia is full of unforgettable spots. This list rounds up some of the best places to exploreâwhether youâre chasing outdoor adventure, rich history, or peaceful getaways. Perfect for lo...
Sections
1
Â
Places To Visit
Places To Visit
Â
Nestled in the Appalachian Mountains of southern West Virginia, the New River Gorge National Park & Preserve is a breathtaking outdoor playground and Americaâs 63rd national park as of late 2020. Spanning over 72,000 acres and tracing 53 miles of...
New River Gorge National Park & Preserve
Â
Nestled on 450 acres in the rolling hills just southeast of Ripley, West Virginia, Cedar Lakes Conference Center, also known simply as Cedar Lakes is a scenic lakeside retreat and historic gathering ground run by the West Virginia Department of Agric...
Cedar Lakes â A Gathering With a View
Â
The Greenbrier, nestled in the Allegheny Mountains near White Sulphur Springs, WV, is a legendary luxury resort set on a sprawling 11,000-acre estate and rich with over two centuries of history. Since its founding in 1778 and reborn in elegant Coloni...
The Greenbrier Resort
Â
Nestled in the Allegheny Mountains of Tucker County, Blackwater Falls State Park is renowned for its namesake waterfall an awe-inspiring cascade of amber-hued water plunging approximately 62 feet into a rugged gorge.
Blackwater Falls State Park
Â
Designed by renowned architect Cass Gilbert (of U.S. Supreme Court fame), the Capitol was constructed between 1924 and 1932 in the Neoclassical Colonial Revival style. Its iconic gold-leafed dome, rising 292âŻfeet tall, higher than even the U.S. Capit...
West Virginia State Capitol
Â
Experience college football at its most passionate: A Mountaineer game at Milan Puskar is more than a matchâitâs a community celebration filled with traditions, chants, and genuine local pride.- *Enjoy an upgraded, comfortable venue: Modern suites, s...