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This post was originally published on this site The mountain streams and rugged terrain make West Virginia a great location for waterfall seekers. The state is home to over 200 waterfalls, and 29 of the most stunning of these are featured on the West Virginia Waterfall Trail. The Potomac Highlands region could be the best in almost heaven for waterfall chasing. It contains some of the most breathtaking and recognizable falls the state has to offer. This road trip follows the trail to 8 waterfalls located in the region. Download your Virtual Waterfall Trail Passport Falls of Hills Creek Falls of Hills Creek Hillsboro, WV   ●   38.17658, -80.33674 Start your trip at a highlight of the Monongahela National Forest, the Falls of Hills Creek, located just off West Virginia Route 39. Follow the 1.3-mile out-and-back trail down a narrow gorge to spectacular views of 3 different waterfalls, with each one being larger than the last. They cascade from heights of 20, 45 and 65 feet; the last is the second highest in West Virginia. Whitaker Falls Whitaker Falls Monterville, WV   ●   38.52594, -80.18409 Enjoy the views from the Highland Scenic Highway on the drive of just

This post was originally published on this siteFrom unique and delicious dining spots to one-of-a-kind, stellar lodging options, there is an endless array of exciting happenings taking place in Almost Heaven! Read on for just a few of the newest West Virginia hidden gems that you won’t want to miss this summer. Romney Brew Station Romney, WV Brand new to the streets of Romney, the Romney Brew Station serves up caffeinated drinks of all kinds. Have your pick between sipping on a warm latte or stick to the original house drip. For those of you that like your coffee cold, try an iced shaken espresso, frappuccino or flavored cold brew. Savor hand-made bites from the small breakfast and lunch menu, too! Hermitage Inn & Tap House Petersburg, WV Originally built in 1841, the Hermitage Inn is one of the oldest structures in the town of Petersburg. Newly renovated, this spot combines historic appeal with sophisticated style. Guests can now stay in one of the 31 stylish guest rooms and dine on upscale dishes made with fresh, local ingredients. The Tap House features a vast selection of spirits and a variety of hand-crafted West Virginia brews. Cocina Plantosaurus Charles Town, WV

This post was originally published on this siteFrom unique and delicious dining spots to one-of-a-kind, stellar lodging options, there is an endless array of exciting happenings taking place in Almost Heaven! Read on for just a few of the newest West Virginia hidden gems that you won’t want to miss this summer. Romney Brew Station Romney, WV Brand new to the streets of Romney, the Romney Brew Station serves up caffeinated drinks of all kinds. Have your pick between sipping on a warm latte or stick to the original house drip. For those of you that like your coffee cold, try an iced shaken espresso, frappuccino or flavored cold brew. Savor hand-made bites from the small breakfast and lunch menu, too! Hermitage Inn & Tap House Petersburg, WV Originally built in 1841, the Hermitage Inn is one of the oldest structures in the town of Petersburg. Newly renovated, this spot combines historic appeal with sophisticated style. Guests can now stay in one of the 31 stylish guest rooms and dine on upscale dishes made with fresh, local ingredients. The Tap House features a vast selection of spirits and a variety of hand-crafted West Virginia brews. Cocina Plantosaurus Charles Town, WV

This post was originally published on this sitePocahontas County is known as Nature’s Mountain Playground, and for good reason. The county is home to the largest concentration of public lands, 350,000 acres, in West Virginia, 1/3 of the Monongahela National Forest, and five state parks. However you enjoy nature, whether it be fishing, kayaking, mountain biking, skiing or simply walking through it, Pocahontas County has an activity for every outdoor enthusiast. Outdoor Opportunities Pocahontas County has also earned the moniker of “The Birthplace of Rivers,” since eight Mountain State rivers’ headwaters can be found here. This means ample opportunities for all water-related activities. Enjoy some of the best trout fishing in the state, stop by Appalachian Sport Lodge in Marlinton to rent canoes or kayaks, and get shuttled to and from the Greenbrier River, rent tubes to float in or fuel up at Jack Horner’s Corner, a convenient store and gift shop located just feet from the Greenbrier River or just relax and soak in any one of the county’s many waterways and swimming holes. Snowshoe Mountain offers a plethora of high-paced outdoor activities for those seeking an adrenaline rush. Depending on the time of year you visit you’ll have