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This post was originally published on this siteWinter creates the scenery for some of the most memorable getaways out there, and Almost Heaven has them all. From world-class skiing resorts to cozy cabin getaways, West Virginia has a way to warm you up to the cold. This winter, explore our 2024 West Virginia Winter Bucket List and get a feel for the snowy rolling hills of the Mountain State. Snowshoe Mountain Snowshoe, West Virginia With an elevation of 4,848 feet, Snowshoe Mountain in Pocahontas County is one of the highest points in West Virginia. Hit the slopes in a pair of skis or bust some moves on a snowboard. You can also go off-roading with RZR tours or even take a sleigh ride through the picturesque forest. Afterward, grab a hot dinner at Cheat Mountain Pizza or Hoots Bar and Grill. Take a piece of Snowshoe with you by stopping at 4848′ for premium activewear or candies and snacks at Signatures & Sweets of Snowshoe. Timberline Mountain Davis, West Virginia Discover more world-class slopes on Timberline Mountain this winter. Here you will find 1,000 feet of vertical drops tucked within the Monongahela National Forest. Enjoy the snowy slopes by skiing and snowboarding

This post was originally published on this siteYou’ve likely heard of the famous pepperoni rolls and ramps, but there is another favorite food that West Virginians and Mountain State visitors always make room on their plate for: the West Virginia Hot Dog. What could possibly distinguish this Almost Heaven delicacy from the original American cookout staple? The concept is simple. Cook a plain hot dog, drop it in a toasted bun and pile it high with ingredients that are likely already inside your refrigerator: coleslaw, yellow mustard, chopped onions and chili. You may hear locals just call chili “sauce.” If any part of your hot dog peaks through the toppings, you’ve sold yourself short on the flavors! Hot Dog History Reflecting Almost Heaven, the West Virginia Hot Dog is a melting pot of cultures – with many ingredients originating in countries across the Atlantic Ocean. West Virginia welcomed many European immigrants during the late 19th century and early 20th century, and most of them brought their native cooking practices with them. Germany’s influence on the hot dog and bun, the Dutch’s signature coleslaw, Italians addition of onions (sometimes peppers, too) and the south’s existing chili recipes all came together –

This post was originally published on this siteNothing soothes the soul quite like mountain music, and in West Virginia, there is plenty of just that. Whether you’re into traditional country music or looking for unique covers with tons of Appalachian energy, you are sure to find a catchy tune from these West Virginia musicians. Philip Bowen Ever since he was four years old, Montgomery native Philip Bowen has been playing his fiddle, or violin, with Appalachian culture as his lyrical inspiration. Bowen became a social media sensation when he started posting short videos of his fiddle covers of popular songs in 2019 – proving that his last effort to make a splash in the music industry was well worth his time practicing after all these years. His music continues to touch listeners from all across the globe and has even propelled him to finish in the Top 5 category of his Semifinal week of America’s Got Talent in Season 18. Since then, Bowen released his debut album, “Old Kanawha,” in August 2023 and is releasing more West Virginia-inspired music to come. Brad Paisley Renowned country music star Brad Paisley doesn’t hesitate to pour his Mountain State heritage into his music.