Road Trips

150 Reasons to Love West Virginia

In its sesquicentennial year, here are 150 reasons to celebrate West Virginia.

Travel to Hinton

A historic railroad town is reinventing itself as a tourism destination with access to rivers, lakes, camping, and historic attractions galore.

Written by Laura Wilcox Rote

Acres of Heritage

Huntington’s Heritage Farm Museum and Village celebrates Appalachian roots.

Written by MARY LAUREN WEIMER

Olde Tyme Christmas

Harpers Ferry brings the simple splendor of the holidays back to life

Written by Laura Wilcox Rote

Travel to Helvetia

For a taste of Switzerland, visit the charming community of Helvetia, tucked into the hills of Randolph County.

Written by Laura Wilcox Rote

Travel to Gerrardstown

The past is preserved in this Eastern Panhandle village, which celebrates 225 years this year.

Written by Tricia Fulks

A Few Good Brews

West Virginia breweries are filling a niche across the Mountain State.

Written by Jake Stump

The Bridge Club

For the views of a lifetime, experience the New River Gorge Bridge with a Bridge Walk tour.

Written by Nikki Bowman

Arthurdale’s New Deal

Tucked in the hills of North Central West Virginia, the first New Deal community is striving to embrace its heritage.

Written by Rachel Henderson

Travel to Shinnston

A strong sense of community and a friendly downtown make up this burgeoning, small town, celebrating its 160th anniversary this year.

Written by Laura C. Wilcox