New Ways to Explore the Mountain State
The Mountain State’s approach to tourism has always been unique. With a landscape that can accommodate thrills, sightseeing or total relaxation, activities for residents and visitors are abundant. With new tourism opportunities popping up all throughout the state, local communities are strengthening, and West Virginia continues to grow its reputation as a vibrant hub for adventure.
Scenic Parks & Timeless Towns
Some of West Virginia’s most memorable parks sit just minutes from towns that add depth and character to the visitor experience. Anchored by rivers, forests or mountain landscapes, these destinations pair outdoor access with dining, culture and community.
Mountain State Getaways
West Virginia is home to premier resorts scattered across the state, and each one features experiences that turn every stay into an adventure. Whether it’s outdoor excitement, family-friendly fun or peaceful time spent in nature, these Mountain State resorts have something to offer for all guests.
Planning Made Easier
Across the Mountain State, all-inclusive wedding venues are streamlining the planning process by offering spaces, services and stunning scenery in one place. These venues are just some of the ones that turn “I do” into a seamless experience from start to finish.
Mountain State Mysteries
West Virginia is home to premier resorts scattered across the state, and each one features experiences that turn every stay into an adventure. Whether it’s outdoor excitement, family-friendly fun or peaceful time spent in nature, these Mountain State resorts have something to offer for all guests.
Trekking the Allegheny Trail
The Allegheny Trail (ALT) is West Virginia’s longest hiking trail, boasting 311 miles. The ALT is 51 years old and managed by the West Virginia Scenic Trails Association (WVSTA), a volunteer-based 501(c)(3) nonprofit. In 2025, this group of selfless volunteers set two new records.