Which East Coast State Has The Most Mountains?
While the East Coast can't claim the height of the United States' dramatic West, it's not stranger to mountainous terrain. This state exemplifies that.
Read MoreWhile the East Coast can't claim the height of the United States' dramatic West, it's not stranger to mountainous terrain. This state exemplifies that.
Read MoreThe city is convenient to Pittsburg and has all the amenities you might need close at hand, while maintaining a relaxing environment with plenty to see and do.
Read MoreThough it's quite tiny, this West Virginia state park lets visitors walk among trees that are hundreds of years old and hike through a rugged network of trails.
Read MoreThis underrated West Virginia gem pairs a contemporary spa with a historic Roman-style bathhouse — proving America’s first spa town still soaks in style.
Read MoreNot everyone likes to ski or snowboard, but there are still plenty of ways to enjoy the slopes — like snow tubing at these incredible East Coast resorts.
Read MoreLooking to save on your next trip? These affordable U.S. cities in the south offer lower lodging costs, inexpensive dining and plenty to do year-round.
Read MoreIf you're interested in taking a trip into West Virgina, the town of Martinsburg offers history and scenic natural beauty most towns can only dream of.
Read MoreWest Virginia is known for its mountains, but you can explore this small city by kayak. It also has plenty of seasonal festivals and a wildlife refuge.
Read MoreConsidered West Virginia's wealthiest suburb in 2025, this destination is surprisingly down-to-earth with great fishing opportunities and a rural atmosphere.
Read MoreWest Virginia's New River Gorge National Park is home to a unique mining town, which, while long shuttered, is still open for visitors to explore.
Read MoreA mountain region known for low living costs, outdoor recreation, and small-town conveniences stands out as an affordable and practical retirement option.
Read MoreDiscover the ‘Little Bahamas of the East’ in West Virginia, where wine, swimming, paddleboarding, rock climbing, and fishing await in this charming city.
Read MoreIt's hard to imagine a more peaceful and relaxing experience than a drive through the natural beauty of West Virginia, and Polemic Run Road has it all.
Read MoreWest Virginia might not be known for flashy big cities, but as far as its ability to offer outdoorsy escape, it's a wildly underrated state.
Read MoreThe Allegheny mountains are some of the most stunning surroundings you can find in West Virginia, and one beautiful valley is the perfect mountain retreat.
Read MoreThis West Virginia state park is a gateway to extensive trails and outdoor fun, along with seasonal events such as a drive-through holiday lights display.
Read MoreIn the heart of Appalachia is a West Virginia town where the legendary Hatfield-McCoy feud took place, and it’s a great place to explore on ATV.
Read MoreWest Virginia is severely underrated when it comes to natural beauty and this charming community proves it thanks to its easy access to a great state park.
Read MoreIf you've ever wanted to tackle white water rapids, this quaint West Virginia town has access to some of the best in the country as well as natural beauty.
Read MoreFor an outdoor adventure with some fun thrown in, check out West Virginia's "Birthplace of Rivers Gateway" with fishing, trails, and a festival with rare meats.
Read MoreYou'll find lots of fun, retro eateries, gorgeous hotels, and hopping nightlife to explore in this top-ranked West Virginia mountain city.
Read MoreWest Virginia has several beautiful state parks. There is one located not far from D.C. or Pittsburgh with a great spa, as well as biking and fishing.
Read MoreA popular stop along the way to the mountains, this West Virginia town has a lot to offer in itself, including history, festivals, food, and friendly locals.
Read MoreHidden in the Appalachians, this underrated West Virginia state park offers serene lakes, deep forested gorges, and thrilling outdoor recreation.
Read MoreWest Virginia once had a truly bustling train town in the New River Gorge, but the town has since become a hidden gem of a historic park.
Read MoreThis little-known city outside Morgantown, West Virginia has incredible fishing along its rivers and a robust zoo with lots of events for kids.
Read MoreFrom coast to coast, America is packed with rivers ready for your next adrenaline rush. Here are the best whitewater spots beyond the Colorado.
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