The 8 Best Places to Hide In West Virginia In The Event Of a Zombie Apocalypse
West Virginians are tough and we know how to survive in hard times. There is no doubt that West Virginia could survive a Zombie Apocalypse. Estately.com ranked the Mountain state as the #12 state most likely to survive an invasion of the dead. Now everyone knows that in order to survive a zombie apocalypse you have to have a protected place to hide. Let’s look at the 8 best places to hide from the walking dead.
No zombie is going to get into the state's long closed prison. The penitentiary was created to keep prisoners in and unwanted visitors out. Bring it on, zombies!
Prickett's Fort is the perfect place to call home during a zombie apocalypse. A giant wooden fence surrounds the fort. The watch tower windows offer the perfect spot to take out the approaching dead.
Greenbrier's underground bunkers offer big time safety. Beds, supplies, and a giant steel door will keep you safely secure inside.
The New Vrindaban Palace of Gold was built by the Hare Krishna. The steps leading to the palace will slow down the walking dead even more and give you plenty of time to take them out.
With its wrought iron fence and secure building, Ross's Funeral Home in Fairmont is the perfect place to hide out from zombies once you make sure the dead inside are taken care of.
The ghost town of Thurmond has plenty of buildings to hole up in, and since it's a ghost town it should start out zombie-free.
The Blennerhassett Island is completely surrounded by water. If there are swimming zombies you'll have plenty of time to shoot them between the eyes before they hit the shore.
The Trans-Allegheny Lunatic Asylum is a secure location. Its creepy appearance also adds to the zombie apocalypse theme. Bring on the dead!
These 8 places are perfect spots to hide and survive a zombie apocalypse. Now we need to find our state’s Daryl and Rick to lead the way!
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