West Virginia’s history is deeply rooted in the rugged landscapes of the Appalachian Mountains. Once a part of Virginia, the state of West Virginia emerged during the American Civil War. Today, visitors can explore this historically significant region and uncover its rich heritage.
Historical sites like Harpers Ferry National Historical Park, where John Brown’s raid took place, offer a glimpse into the state’s pivotal role in shaping the nation. Outdoor enthusiasts can indulge in a myriad of activities, from hiking and rock climbing in the New River Gorge to skiing and whitewater rafting in the Allegheny Mountains. The state is also renowned for its charming small towns, such as Lewisburg and Shepherdstown, which boast vibrant arts scenes and quaint shops.
Explore all of our unique itineraries and lists of popular things to do while in West Virginia to help plan for your trip to the Mountain State.
West Virginia, often referred to as the "Mountain State," boasts some of the most scenic and breathtaking hiking trails in the United States. With its diverse terrain, including the rolling…