Watch the Blackwater River crash over the falls. Check out Lindy Point for a great view of Blackwater Gorge.
Great stop when you are in the Lewisburg area. They also offer 'wild guided tours' - for those looking for some adventure this is the way to go. Read more.
Fort Mulligan has some of the best-preserved earthworks of Civil War sites in West Virginia. Read the displays on-site to learn about the history and significance of the fort.
Visit Green Bank NRAO's science center and take the free tour to see the world's largest steerable telescope, the Green Bank Telescope.
An iconic West Virginia scene, take the hike to the top of Seneca Rocks for a great view.
Take a short walk through the woods to a great view of the upper Shavers Fork valley.
Explore the boardwalk and learn about this unique bit of Canada-like terrain in the middle of West Virginia.
This Civil War battlefield looks nearly the same today as when the Union and Confederate armies fought in 1861.
Ride behind antique Shay steam engines to the Whittaker Station logging camp, the top of Back Allegheny Mountain at Bald Knob, or the abandoned town of Spruce.
The highest point in West Virginia at 4863 feet. Check out the view from the observation tower or see the amazing nighttime skies.
Stretching between Richwood and US 219/WV 55 on Elk Mountain north of Marlinton, the Highland Scenic Highway offers great views with numerous sites to see. One of the best drives in West Virginia.
This high mountain lake outside Richwood offers fishing, hiking, and campaign. A great place to start or end your Highland Scenic Highway trip.
A trail leads to three large waterfalls as Hills Creek flows from the mountains towards the Greenbrier River.
In addition to Seneca Caverns, Germany Valley has a number of farms in this picturesque area between North Fork Mountain and the River Knobs.
Amazing views from the top of Shenandoah Mountain. Plus, look down into the Navy's Sugar Grove site.
