All-terrain vehicle (ATV) trails offer a unique recreational opportunity for thrill seekers and outdoor enthusiasts. In West Virginia, this industry draws in visitors from across the country. With its diverse terrain, gorgeous views and thriving hospitality industry, the Mountain State is a natural home for a variety of ATV trail locations and businesses. What are you waiting for? Use this map to plan your next adrenaline-inducing adventure.
What has long been recognized by West Virginians as a southeastern gem has officially received the designation it deserves. Effective December 27, 2020, the New River Gorge became the U.S.’s 63rd national park. The new status for this stunning destination has significant implications for the Mountain State.
In 2020, while the world was reacting to the global COVID-19 pandemic, West Virginia was simultaneously responding to its own ongoing epidemic: widespread substance use disorder (SUD) and subsequent overdose deaths.
Amid a serious labor shortage, global pandemic, population decline, high unemployment numbers and low labor force participation rates, there are many challenges looming over the hills of West Virginia to prepare and retain a qualified workforce.
The Mountain State is well-known for its incredible beauty and outdoor adventures. While in Almost Heaven, visitors will find cozy mountain escapes among the rolling hills of Appalachia. Many have enjoyed West Virginia’s beauty through photographs and paintings for generations. However, West Virginia’s beauty is now more available to view than ever through social media.
Not commonly thought of as a destination for weekend getaways, West Virginia is becoming a hub for outdoor exploration. Adventurers are flocking to the state to experience its unending beauty. While many decide to pitch a tent during their travels, others may feel the need for something a bit more luxurious, and glamping is the solution. Simply put, glamping is where nature meets the comfort and convenience of modern amenities.