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Snowshoe Mountain

High atop Cheat Mountain is a destination unlike any you will find. It is Snowshoe Mountain! A magical place for people of all ages, this incredible resort offers adventures and activities that will take you to new heights.

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Cass Scenic Railroad

Located in the charming, historic town of Cass, WV, the Cass Scenic Railroad transports passengers back in time for an unforgettable adventure. Restored company buildings and the Cass Country Store add to the charm and atmosphere of this quaint old logging town.

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Green Bank Telescope

Silhouetted dramatically against a mountainous backdrop in Green Bank, West Virginia is the Robert C. Byrd Green Bank Telescope (GBT). The GBT 485 feet tall and weighing 17 million pounds, is the largest movable telescope on earth.

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Durbin & Greenbrier Valley Railroad

Durbin & Greenbrier Valley Railroad’ Mountain Rail Adventures feature vintage rail excursions from late spring to the end of fall each year in West Virginia’s remote wilderness of Pocahontas County. Re-live the history of authentic steam-powered locomotives at Durbin and Cass.

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Beartown

People travel from all over the Mid-Atlantic region to witness the serene beauty of Beartown State Park located in southern Pocahontas County. The Park is actually one large rock formation split into sections and clefts large enough for walkways.

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Cranberry Glades Botanical Area

The Cranberry Glades is the largest area of bogs, or acidic wetlands, in West Virginia, a unique and exotic ecosystem on 750 acres. This spectacular and beautiful area was established by the United States Forest Service in 1965, to protect and preserve over 60 unique plant species, many of them descended from seeds that took root here over 10,000 years ago.

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Droop Mountain Battlefield

Droop Mountain Battlefield State Park is located in the southern portion of Pocahontas County and is the site of West Virginia’s last significant Civil War battle.

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Falls of Hills Creek

Driving along scenic Route 39 west of Mill Point and east of Richwood, there is a quiet area where three rambunctious waterfalls flows, each more spectacular than the other. The Falls of Hills Creek is the glittering jewel in the crown of the Monongahela National Forest.

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Greenbrier River Trail

One of West Virginia’s most successful rail-to-trail conversions and the state’s longest rail trail, the Greenbrier River Trail has been ranked by Backpacker Magazine as one of the top ten hiking trails in the United States.

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Highland Scenic Highway

Whether you drive a Chevrolet, Cannondale or Harley, the ride along the Highland Scenic Highway, a beautiful corridor through the Monongahela National Forest, is a visual masterpiece! The inimitable ride gives you a bird’s eye view of expansive dense hardwood forests, capped with opaque spruce.

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Raven Golf Club

The Raven Golf Club at the Snowshoe Mountain Resort offers an incomparable golfing experience. Ranked the #1 Public Golf Course in West Virginia by Golf Week Magazine, this majestic 18-hole course, designed by Gary Player in 1993, is a combination of beautiful surroundings, world class amenities and exceptional staff services.

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Monongahela National Forest

The Monongahela National Forest, a vast paradise of forest land and natural wilderness areas, is home to literally hundreds of miles of trails and back roads for people to explore and enjoy.

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