How to Hike the Appalachian Trail in West Virginia
Stretching from Georgia to Maine, Appalachian Trail spans through 14 states and leads hikers alongside 2,200 miles of rugged terrain
A Beginner’s Manual to Guided Hikes In West Virginia
Name a better place to get out and hike the great outdoors other than right here in the Mountain State.
An Instagrammer’s Guide to Randolph County
The picturesque landscapes of Randolph County are no secret to visitors and locals alike. It is nearly impossible to go
Explore New Heights: Reaching the Seneca Rocks Peak
If you’re looking to explore at higher elevations, a massive rocky ridge awaits you–Seneca Rocks. This well-known and well-loved rock
Mark Down These Restaurant Specials in West Virginia
West Virginia is full of unique and inviting restaurants that dish out decadent meals. And, during particular times of the
Capture Beautiful Family Photos in West Virginia Year-Round
Home to stunning spots and locations, West Virginia is perfect for any family photo session. Picture beautiful mountains, rushing waterfalls,
West Virginia State Parks
Your Guide to Exploring the Monongahela National Forest
The Monongahela National Forest covers a massive area of nearly one million acres and is bursting with breathtaking scenery and
Celebrate Earth Day in West Virginia
Earth Day is celebrated worldwide every April 22 in an effort to promote a healthy, sustainable environment. There are many
These iconic hikes in West Virginia are must-sees
If you’re passionate about hiking, then West Virginia is the perfect place for you. West Virginia’s mountainous landscape is an
What’s a “panhandle”? Explore West Virginia’s most northern and eastern arms
Out of all 50 states, West Virginia has the most distinct shape, with two panhandles extending to the north and
Spring Break on a ramen noodle budget
We know how it is– you’re a student on a budget and you’ve already spent way too much money on
The 9 WV gear shops the locals trust
When it comes to outdoor gear, you get a lot of extra value by shopping local: hometown shops share
3 best backpacking trips in West Virginia
When it comes to finding seclusion in the great outdoors, there’s no better place than West Virginia. Filled with gorgeous
Pedal right out of DC, into history & charm
Bike right from D.C. into natural beauty to explore history and charm along the path to Harpers Ferry and Shepherdstown.
Choose your park Quest!
Do you remember those “Choose Your Own Adventure” books from when you were a kid? Explore the wilderness that way
This tiny mountain town is an outdoor adventurer’s dream
We’re going to let you in on a little secret— deep in West Virginia, there’s a prime destination for art
Bikepacking “Tour de West Virginia”
West Virginia is one of the best states in the nation for bikepacking. Monongahela National Forest, George Washington National Forest
8 reasons WV is best of the AT
West Virginia’s stretch of the Appalachian Trail is short, but extra sweet. The extensive 2,200-mile AT weaves through West Virginia
7 places you didn’t know you could take your pooch to play
Get out in the West Virginia wilderness, and get a little closer to man’s best friend. Here are 7 adventures
Plan a prime man-cation
Need a getaway with just the guys? West Virginia’s got plenty to do, whether it’s rafting, hiking, biking or just
Your ultimate camping checklist (and where in WV to find what you need)
There’s nothing like camping in the mountains. This simple gear checklist well help you gather all the basics you’ll need
Best multi-day camp-and-trek trail trips
Trace some of the nation’s most atmospheric and historic camp-and-trek trails. In West Virginia, picturesque footpaths take you past historic
Camp Creek State Park and Forest
Parks with a past: History’s most notable mountain landscapes
Of the prestigious U.S. National Parks, there are “scenic” parks, and there are “historic” parks. They could not be more
Traversing the Mon: 9 must-see sites in WV’s massive national forest
The Monongahela National Forest: nearly 1 million acres of breathtaking scenery and mountain recreation. The woodland wonderland covers the north
Stamp your passport on these WV Trails! How many have you completed?
Passports, stamps, coins, geocaches– many West Virginia land management agencies, trails, and attractions have programs that will reward you with
7 natural wonders in the National Parks and beyond
The hills and hollows of West Virginia hide an amazing number of natural wonders, from craggy peaks to subterranean caves.
The Lewisburg and Ronceverte Trail
The Lewisburg and Ronceverte Trail, currently under construction, runs along the former L|R Rail Road which ran between the towns
Teter Creek Lake Wildlife Management Area – Barbour
137 acres – Hunting limited due to size of area. Teter Creek Lake provides trout and warmwater fishing. Boat launch
Tea Creek Campground (USDA Forest Service)
Campground located at juncture of beautiful Williams River and scenic Tea Creek. Each campsite has parking spur, picnic table, fire
Stonewall Jackson -WMA-Lewis
Wild life management area located in Weston, Lewis County. Access the area by using I-79 Exits 91 and 96.
Stonecoal Lake-WMA-Lewis
WILDLIFE MANAGEMENT AREA LOCATED IN LEWIS COUNTY. South of U.S. 33 and 119 between Weston and Buckhannon. The area is
Mountain Escape Chalet
Private Cabin Rental. Sleeps 6. Walking distance to Summersville Lake. Minutes from rafting, dining, trails, etc. 6 person hot tub.
Monongahela National Forest – Cheat Ranger District Office
U.S. Forest Service Office is located in the Monongahela National Forest and home of the Northern Research Station. This facility
Monongahela National Forest
Information on activities at Monongahela National Forest can be found at the Supervisor’s Office at this location. This facility is
Moncove Lake State Park
Moncove Lake State Park is tucked away among the hills on the southeastern edge of the state. Located in the
Middle Mountain Cabins (USDA Forest Service)
A group of three cabins-one cabin has kitchen and beds and the other two are furnished with beds. These three
Lost River Campground
Laurel Fork North and South Wilderness (USDA Forest Service)
These two wildernesses are located next to each other in Randolph County, West Virginia. They are separated only by a
Lake Sherwood Recreation Area
For reservations call 877-444-6777 or visit . Campsites: 105 tent or trailer sites. Boating, hiking, fishing, hunting. Location: i-64, exit
Kumbrabow State Forest
This facility is included in “A Guide to Accessible Recreation in West Virginia.” Please check the Guide or the site
Greenbrier River Trail
The Greenbrier River Trail, operated by West Virginia State Parks, is a 77 mile (120 kilometer) long former railroad, now
Falls Of Hills Creek (USDA Forest Service)
Three waterfalls at the Falls of Hill Creek cascade over rock layers of sandstone and shale. A 3/4 mile trail
Elk River – WMA-Braxton
The states oldest WMA. Excellent hunting for forest game. The area boasts mature forests with some old growth timber. Hunting
Coopers Rock State Forest
Coopers Rock State Forest is a multipurpose area. The park’s main attraction is the beautiful overlook of the Cheat River
Coopers Rock Climbing Guides
Coopers Rock Climbing Guides |amp; Backcountry Adventures (CRCG) offers guiding and instruction in climbing, mountain biking, backpacking and cross country
Bluestone Wildlife Management Area
Bluestone Wildlife Management Area offers 330 campsites along New River, Bluestone Lake and Indian Creek. It is New River at
Bluestone State Park
Bluestone State Park offers its guests with numerous recreational opportunities. Some of the activities available are hiking, boating, fishing, swimming,
Bluestone National Scenic River
Bluestone National Scenic River was created in 1988, to protect 10.5 miles of the Bluestone River as a free-flowing river.
Blue Bend Recreation Area (USDA Forest Service)
Season: open year-round. Campsites: 40 tent or trailer sites. Facilities: drinking water, restroom facilities, swimming, hiking trails, fishing, hunting blue
Tawney Farm, LLC
Looking for a peaceful and private, safe and secure place to camp on the Gauley? Look no further! The Tawney
North Bend State Park
Named for the horseshoe curve of the North Fork of the Hughes River, North Bend State Park in West Virginia,