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KINGWOOD, WV
Find yourself at the fairgrounds, almost every month of the year in Kingwood, WV. Plan your days on the trail and retreat to a cozy B&Bs and warm cabins on the lake. Shop artisan goods and locally grown produce at weekly farmers markets. Experience one of a kind dishes that bring together Appalachian heritage and modern flavors.
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An extraordinary place of natural beauty and serenity, our West Virginia mountain resort provides the ideal setting for a weekend get-away or family vacation. Nestled high in the Alleghenies, Alpine Lake Resort is set on 2000 heavily wooded acres with an award winning 18-hole golf course and a pristine 150-acre lake fed by springs and […]Arthurdale Heritage
Revisit the 1930s in Arthurdale, WV. Established in 1933, by the United States government, Arthurdale is the nation’s first New Deal Homestead Community. Created through President Franklin D. Roosevelt’s New Deal legislation, the community provided a new chance at life for residents who were suffering from the Great Depression. First Lady Eleanor Roosevelt served as the […]Arts Preston
The mission of the Arts Council of Preston County is encouraging and supporting the vitality of the arts in Preston County, WV. Membership to the Arts Council is open to anyone interested in the arts, whether it be creative arts, visual arts or the performing arts, all are welcome. Like and follow us on Facebook […]
Learn MoreBattle of Rowlesburg on Cannon Hill
Located directly across from the town at the end of the county bridge. The hill was fortified during the Civil War and was used to protect the main line of the B&O Railroad. Guided tours can be arranged by appointment.Big Bear Lake
Recreational camping and outdoor activities for the outdoor enthusiast are available April 1 through October 31. Enjoy the splendor of the West Virginia mountains on hiking trails where you will find some of the most unique wild flowers and birds in the country. We have 24 miles of mountain bike trails for those who need […]
Learn MoreBig Bear Lake and Campgrounds
Welcome to Big Bear Lake Camplands nestled in the heart of the Appalachian Mountains of West Virginia. The privately owned family oriented facility was developed with fun, relaxation, and fellowship in mind. They are committed to a safe, convenient, and affordable camping experience. Since opening in 1972 Big Bear Lake Camplands has brought enjoyment to thousands […]
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Cathedral State Park is an ancient hemlock forest of majestic proportions, and one of the last living commemorations of the vast virgin hemlock forest which once flourished in the Appalachian highlands. Trees up to 90 feet in height and 21 feet in circumference form cloisters in the park. Located on Rt. 50 near Aurora, WV, approximately […]Cheat River and Big Sandy Creek, Albright
The Cheat Canyon is a premier Spring whitewater run with over 30 rapids Class III or better. Enormous boulders build a spectacular river that ranges from “nice and easy” to “raucous and raging,” ideal for kayaking, canoeing and whitewater rafting. Also known as “Wonderfalls” by the locals. The Cheat River Watershed is the largest free […]
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Discover the best whitewater rafting on the Cheat River in Northern West Virginia! Also check out our Rock Climbing, Wild Caving and Paintball programs. Class V whitewater rafting on the spectacular Cheat Canyon and Big Sandy, Class III whitewater rafting on the Cheat Narrows and family style rafting all summer long. Wild to mild. Kids and group […]
Learn MoreChestnut Ridge Park and Campground
Chestnut Ridge Park offers year-round tent camping, RV sites, and cabin rentals. Pavilion rentals for group events are available from spring to fall. The park is county owned with fun for everyone including: camping, hiking, sledding, fishing, swimming, biking, geocaches, picnic areas, playgrounds, a summer concert series, and family activities year round. They are located adjacent […]Cool Springs Park
The West Virginia restaurant that’s one of the most unique restaurants in America-Open year round as a restaurant, general store and gift shop. The restaurant serves Buckwheat cakes all day long with the famous foot long hotdogs. The park includes an antique farm and railroad equipment, little train playground, fresh produce and fresh flowers for sale, […]Coopers Rock Overlook
Hike to a 1,200 feet drop to the mile-wide gorge below at Coopers Rock State Forest. Beautiful sunset views. Cooper’s Rock GuideCoopers Rock State Forest
12,968-acre forest with campsites, hunting, fishing, hiking, biking, rock climbing, mountain biking and cross-country skiing. Not only a great place for rock climbing… Coopers Rock State Park also has nearly 50 miles of trails that wind through the forest. One of our more popular trails, Henry Clay Iron Furnace Trail takes you on a trip back […]Coopers Rock Trails
Coopers Rock State Park has 21 different trails ranging from easy to moderate and steep covering nearly 50 miles of the forest. One of the more popular trails, Henry Clay Iron Furnace Trail, takes you on a trip back in time. As you round the last bend of the trail, you find a huge stone structure […]Craig Civic Center
Our facility has a complete gym/arena area offering 11,000+ sq. ft of open floor space. Two indoor basketball courts, bleachers, dressing/shower facilities, kitchen rental unit, sound system, lobby with full concession stand, large parking. Individuals and companies have used our facility for basketball leagues & tournaments, indoor soccer & volleyball, roller skating parties, concerts, revivals, […]Cranesville Swamp
At Cranesville Swamp, the elements of wind, water, mountains, and temperature have created a landscape that is both beautiful and rare. The hills surrounding Cranesville Swamp channel precipitation and chilled air into the valley, which makes the preserve one of the coolest and soggiest spots in West Virginia. This is an astonishing arboreal bog harboring […]
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A working fiber farm with alpaca and sheep, grown for fiber development and perfect husbandry for alpaca breeding stock. Eglon Rd., Route 1, # 3352, EglonDream Mountain Ranch
With over 1000 acres to explore, you will be immersed in the hills of West Virginia. Fifteen hunting stands and still hunts are scattered across the property to ensure maximum comfort on your hunt. Our Ranch Manager knows the mountain like the back of his hand and will provide you with tips on where to find […]Eleanor’s Little Village
Revisit the 1930s of Eleanor”s Little Village, Arthurdale ~ The Nation’s first New Deal Homestead community championed by First Lady Eleanor Roosevelt. A 5 building Museum is now open year round and there is also a Appalachian craft store and a Co-Op store on the grounds. From May to October the Craft Shop is open […]Fairfax Stone
One of the most significant historical landmarks in West Virginia. Located near Blackwater Falls State Park, the stone marked the western boundary of land granted to Lord Fairfax by the King of England in the 1700’s. Almost two centuries later, the stone was used as the determining factor in the state boundary between West Virginia […]Harmony Esthetics
Rustic glam and pure relaxation combine in a unique atmosphere to create a one-of-a-kind, personalized spa experience just minutes from Morgantown in the heart of Masontown, WV. Big city treatments at small-town prices! Now offering facials, body waxing, eyelash extensions, massages, nails and more! Find us on Facebook for a complete list of services. Appointments […]Henry Clay Iron Furnace
The Henry Clay Iron Furnace is a cold blast furnace and is located in Coopers Rock State Forest, Exit 15 off I-68. Take a hike on scenic trails and visit a piece of WV history. 61 County Line Drive, Bruceton Mills, W.Va. 26525History House Museum
A three-story diverse collection of antiques, memorabilia and photographs pertaining to the entire county. Located in the former Terra Alta Bank. Home to the Preston County Historical Society. Open Sunday afternoons June through September or by special appointment.Hovatter’s Wildlife Zoo
What started out as a small collection of deer, black bear, cougars and tigers has turned into a menagerie of chimpanzees, grizzlies, orange and white tigers, spotted and black leopards, ring-tailed lemurs and baboons. Over 100 animals from all over the world. Located in a woody setting so all the animals have the comfort of […]Contact us to add or update a business listing.