Blackwater Falls

Nestled in the Allegheny Mountains, this chill ski resort offers beginner-friendly slopes, cozy digs, and solid service, making it a go-to for winter fun.

The Greenbrier is a stunning 1778 resort that blends timeless elegance with endless family fun, featuring luxe accommodations, gourmet dining, and a renowned spa.

This cozy Charleston eatery combines a 1920s vibe with a rotating menu of tasty vegetarian and regional fare, all set to a relaxed live music backdrop.

Nestled in a stunning remote spot, the Green Bank Observatory invites visitors to delve into the wonders of radio astronomy with engaging tours and breathtaking views.

This Fayetteville gem serves up unique specialty pies, craft beers, and stellar service, making it a must-visit after a day outdoors.

Spruce Mountain in West Virginia is the state's highest peak, offering breathtaking views, excellent hiking trails, and a serene atmosphere perfect for stargazing.

Peru is a charming unincorporated community nestled along the scenic South Fork South Branch Potomac River in Hardy County, West Virginia.

Nestled in a resort lodge, this lively BBQ spot serves up hearty American favorites with live blues and stunning sunset views—perfect for après-ski bliss.

Cozy, antique-filled rooms in a 19th-century inn with free WiFi, plus dining & gardens. Built in the early 1800s, this genteel, family-operated inn set in the Greenbrier Valley is 5 minutes' walk from downtown, 2 miles from the State Fair of West Virginia and 14 miles from the Greenbrier State Forest. Cozy rooms feature antique furnishings, plus en suite bathrooms, TVs, free WiFi, ceiling fans and air conditioning. Some units have 4-poster canopy beds. Amenities include on-site dining in the original 1834 section of the inn. The property hosts weddings and events in its gardens.

Hub in Quality Hotel providing seafood & steak dishes in a relaxed space, plus TVs showing sports.