What makes us unique?

This post was originally published on this siteNothing compares to the plethora of cultural experiences in West Virginia, and they shine bright like the summer sun. You will be welcomed by the charming mountain towns and soon find yourself getting acquainted to the Mountain State. Famous for its scenic Appalachian-inspired music, food and events, Almost Heaven has memories waiting for you to claim as your own. Mountain Music Festival June 1-3 | Oak Hill, WV Experience three magical days of mountain music at ACE Adventure Resort, just a 20-minute drive from the famous New River Gorge Bridge. Mountain Music Festival features over 25 bands and artists including Rising Appalachia, Les Claypool, The Infamous Stringdusters and many more Almost Heaven favorites. While you are blessing your ears, explore the New River through whitewater rafting, zip lining, mountain biking and other outdoor recreational activities at your heart’s content. If you’re bringing the whole family along, your kids will love the Upper New as it is the perfect way to get a feel for small rapids and calm waters. Almost Heaven BBQ Bash June 16-17 | Downtown Buckhannon, WV If you are an avid BBQ fan, you will certainly enjoy visiting West Virginia’s

This post was originally published on this siteWhat many don’t know about the bustling city of Huntington is that it neighbors many secluded nature trails. Looking to get off the beaten path and explore while still having dining, shopping and entertainment options at your fingertips? We’ve got just the place for you! These Metro Valley treks are the perfect addition to your next adventure. 1. Ritter Park Loop This trail meanders its way through Ritter Park, a nationally recognized public park famous for its publicly accessible rose garden. In addition to the garden, the 5.2-mile-long route takes hikers by wide open green spaces, a century-old log cabin and the waters of Four Pole Creek. The trail is mostly flat, making for an enjoyable walk. Find downtown Huntington located just a couple blocks away. 2. Guyandotte River Trail This 7.3 mile trail leads hikers alongside the Guyandotte River in Barboursville. Mostly flat terrain and a very easy to follow path makes this an ideal trail for new hikers. The river trail is part of the larger Barboursville Park complex, which includes multiple turf fields, five playgrounds as well as an impressive disc golf course. 3. Overlook Trail This two-mile long path

This post was originally published on this siteWhat many don’t know about the bustling city of Huntington is that it neighbors many secluded nature trails. Looking to get off the beaten path and explore while still having dining, shopping and entertainment options at your fingertips? We’ve got just the place for you! These Metro Valley treks are the perfect addition to your next adventure. 1. Ritter Park Loop This trail meanders its way through Ritter Park, a nationally recognized public park famous for its publicly accessible rose garden. In addition to the garden, the 5.2-mile-long route takes hikers by wide open green spaces, a century-old log cabin and the waters of Four Pole Creek. The trail is mostly flat, making for an enjoyable walk. Find downtown Huntington located just a couple blocks away. 2. Guyandotte River Trail This 7.3 mile trail leads hikers alongside the Guyandotte River in Barboursville. Mostly flat terrain and a very easy to follow path makes this an ideal trail for new hikers. The river trail is part of the larger Barboursville Park complex, which includes multiple turf fields, five playgrounds as well as an impressive disc golf course. 3. Overlook Trail This two-mile long path