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Recognized as one of America's best small towns, Morgantown, WV offers some of the country's best educational facilities, recreational facilities, health care, art, and businesses. Situated along the Monongahela River, Morgantown is ho…
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West Virginia is, as its license plates announce to the world, "Wild and Wonderful." Indeed it is truly an outdoor lover's paradise, as you can spend the day hiking, rock climbing, trail riding, white-water rafting and even spelunking…
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The tiny town of Chester, West Virginia, is located in the northern panhandle of West Virginia, on the border of Pennsylvania and Ohio. Aside from being home to the well-known Mountaineer Casino, Race Track and Resort, Chester is home…
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Fairmont is a suburban community in West Virginia. This calm quiet community has much to offer visitors to the area. Tourists enjoy hiking and biking and picturesque Prickett's Fort State Park, exploring the region's past at Marion Cou…
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Marlinton, West Virginia is a stop along the 79-mile Greenbrier River Trail. The converted railroad runs parallel to the Greenbrier River. The gravel trail passes through the Monongahela National Forest and Droop Mountain State Park. H…
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Hico, West Virginia has numerous historical state parks, rivers and camp-grounds to explore. Start by taking a day-pack excursion along the New River Gorge National River. Go white water rafting or mountain biking along the Gauley Rive…
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Cabins in Summersville, West Virginia are close to a couple of recreation areas: the Gauley River National Recreation Area for trout fishing and the Canyon Rim Trails in New River Gorge National Recreation Area, with more than 50 miles…
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Wheeling is a city in the northern panhandle of West Virginia. It is an hour away from Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania and two hours from Columbus, Ohio. In addition, the city of Wheeling itself has a lot to offer outdoor enthusiasts, includi…
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Located between the Ohio and Little Kanawha Rivers, Parkersburg is the third largest city in West Virginia. Originally settled in the late 1700s, the city has many historical and cultural attractions, including the Blennerhassett Islan…
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Charleston, West Virginia, is the state capitol and a city which offers visitors the best of both worlds. Its combination of urban resources and plenty of activities for the outdoors enthusiast make it one of the most popular stops in…
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Many visitors come to West Virginia every year for its scenic state parks such as the Babcock and Watoga, its unbelievable hiking trails, fish-filled lakes and serene landscapes. Don't worry about spending much money on lodging---many…
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Featuring a wealth of varied terrain, West Virginia is home to several locations for ATV riding. Whether you're looking for open countryside, rocky mountain passes or a relaxing guided tour, West Virginia's trails offer riding for a va…
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Amish people are known for simple living and dressing as well as a reluctance to adopt the more popular and modern conveniences in life. Amish groups always maintain a degree of separation from the rest of the world and place a heavy e…
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With its location in the Appalachians, West Virginia features a diverse array of outdoor activities ranging from whitewater rafting to golfing and skiing. The area also features an extensive cave network, some of which can be visited a…
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West Virginia is known for its rolling mountains and scenic, natural beauty. For these reasons it is a popular tourist and destination with thousands of visitors coming to camp each year. There are a number of parks and facilities with…
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