Here Are The Most Beautiful Places In West Virginia That You Must Visit ASAP

West Virginia is just full of places where you can bask in nature's beauty. We write about these spots all the time, and today, we've compiled a list of some of our favorites, along with links to our original articles so that you can get even more details. Put these 10 spots on your outdoor bucket list!

1. Grandview State Park: The Park With A Stunning Canopy Of Flowers

Every year, Grandview State Park bursts into blooms. Stop by the Visitor Center, where you'll find a grove of rhododendrons. Their bright pink blossoms bloom every May, turning this park into a gorgeous garden.

For more information, read our full article here.

2. North Fork Mountain Inn: The Beautiful Restaurant Tucked Away In A West Virginia Forest

This gorgeous restaurant is tucked away in the Monongahela National Forest. Make dinner reservations, or even better - make plans to stay overnight! You'll love rocking on the front porch and looking at the spectacular views, and the food is incredible.

For more information, read our full article here.

3. Lambert's Winery: The Remote Winery That's Picture Perfect For A Day Trip

Lambert's Winery is located in Weston. The winery is gorgeous - built with huge, hand-cut stones. And the scenery? Pure perfection. You'll love the gardens on the grounds. And, of course, the wine is amazing.

For more information, read our full article here.

4. Glade Creek Grist Mill: The Charming, Working Mill You Just Have To Visit

Take a little trip to Babcock State Park, where you'll find Glade Creek Grist Mill - an actual, working mill that still grinds corn into cornmeal today. Buy some at the gift shop, and enjoy the beautiful view here.

For more information, read our full article here.

5. Table 9: The Enchanting Waterfront Restaurant You Must Visit

Patio dining is wonderful, but patio dining on the waterfront is even better! Dine at Table 9 in Morgantown, where you'll enjoy views of the Monongahela River while enjoying some of the best food ever.

For more information, read our full article here.

6. Ritter Park Rose Garden: The Secret Garden You're Guaranteed To Love

You'll find the Ritter Park Rose Garden is tucked away inside the park. Wander along the charming paths and smell the thousands of vibrantly-colored roses that bloom here all summer.

For more information, read our full article here.

7. Berkeley Springs: The Fascinating Town Straight Out Of A Fairy Tale

The tiny town of Berkeley Springs has just 600 residents, but it's just surrounded with beauty. Visit Berkeley Springs State Park to enjoy the warm, spring-fed springs that meander through the park.

For more information, read our full article here.

8. Hillsboro: The Tiny Town Surrounded By Natural Beauty

Hillsboro is surrounded by natural beauty. The pretty Cranberry Wilderness is part of the Monongahela National Forest. At Falls of Hills Creek, you'll find not one, but three cascading waterfalls. And if that's not enough, Watoga State Park and Droop Mountain Battlefield State Park are also both nearby.

For more information, read our full article here.

9. Spruce Knob: The Place That Must Be Seen To Be Believed

At 4,863 feet, Spruce Knob is the highest point in West Virginia. Climb to the observation tower to see some absolutely stunning views.

For more information, read our full article here.

10. Palace Of Gold: The Most Majestic Palace In West Virginia

Spend the night at the Palace of Gold, which is hiding in the forest near Moundsville. This place is elaborate and stunning, both inside and out. The grounds are spectacular, too.

For more information, read our full article here.

What's your favorite spot on this list?