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The Eight Regions |
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a region below to learn more about the region’s parks, rivers, culture, arts and
history. |
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MID-OHIO
VALLEY
The Mid-Ohio Valley is small towns and countryside, hiking and biking, hunting and
fishing, glass and history. |
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POTOMAC
HIGHLANDS
Potomac Highlands is the great outdoors, waiting for you to explore - on skis, on
bikes, on foot, in canoes, at the end of a rope or underground. |
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NORTHERN
PANHANDLE
The Northern Panhandle, the northernmost tip of West Virginia, is a crossroads of
history and modern pleasures. |
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MOUNTAIN
LAKES
The Mountain Lakes region is the heartland of West Virginia. There are deep blue
lakes, starry nights and the beauty of nature at its unspoiled best. |
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MOUNTAINEER COUNTRY
Mountaineer Country is an intriguing mix of pioneer forts, covered bridges, ethnic
festivals, university sports, scenic trails and whitewater thrills. |
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NEW RIVER/
GREENBRIER VALLEY
New River/Greenbrier Valley of southeastern West Virginia offers breathtaking
mountain views, incredible whitewater, some of the state’s most scenic public parks
and a centuries-old spa legacy. |
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EASTERN
PANHANDLE
The rolling countryside of the Eastern Panhandle will transport you to picturesque
towns, elegant inns and bed and breakfasts, spas and plenty of shopping, from incredible
discount items to fine handcrafts. |
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METRO
VALLEY
The Metro Valley has city lights and style and the warmth and accessibility of small
towns. Attractions include art, history and children’s museums; theater, music and
dance; sophisticated shopping and the lure of glass. |
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| For more West Virginia tourism
information, e-mail the West Virginia
Division of Tourism Office. Or call toll-free, 1-800-CALL WVA (1-800-225-5982). For more
information check out the West
Virginia Tourism web site. |
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