Posted in West Virginia
December 17, 2015
Most People Don’t Know These 13 Treasures Are Hiding In West Virginia
West Virginia can keep secrets well. So, you might not have heard about these “hidden treasures” that are in our state. But just because you didn’t know about them doesn’t mean they aren’t worth knowing about and visiting. Here are some really cool places in West Virginia where maybe you haven’t been before:
Have you been to the place where West Virginia’s own Fiesta dinnerware is made? This pottery company and outlet store is located in Newell.
If you’re looking for award-winning live music and comedy variety shows, check out this spot in Elkins. It’s perfect for guests of all ages and family-friendly.
Built in 1852 by well known Appalachian bridge builder Lemuel Chenoweth, the Philippi Covered Bridge is the oldest and longest covered bridge in West Virginia and one of two left in Barbour County.
Wanna see Harpers Ferry and the Potomac River from the tree tops? You can during this 2-3 hour guided thrill ride.
Did you know that West Virginia is home to one of only four Carnegie Halls that are still in continuous use in the world. Check it out for great live music, art and special events.
Take a step back into time at this store, which has been in continuous operation in Harrisville since 1908.
Check out this distillery and tasting room in Maxwelton. They have an assortment of spirits including bourbon and whiskey.
Try some great wine and enjoy the beautiful views.
If you’re looking for unique Mountain State gifts this Christmas, check this place out. The gift shop offers honey, beeswax and bee products.
This Sutton inn offers award winning food, a spa, gift shop, and wine bar.
This historic railroad offers beautiful views and fun rides. Every Christmas it also hosts POLAR EXPRESS-themed trips for kids of all ages.
Did you know that West Virginia has a lighthouse? It;s located on the lake at Mount Nebo. There’s a yearly festival in its honor.
Originally a courthouse built in 1859, this building become West Virginia’s capitol. Today it’s a museum.
How many of these hidden treasures have you visited?
