Historic & Cultural Site in West Virginia

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Coal Heritage Trail (Bluefield)

In the southern part of the state between Beckley, Welch and Bluefield.

Opekiska Lock And Dam - Monongahela River (Fairmont)

Provides a pool that winds through the beautiful West Virginia mountains to Fairmont where the West Fork and Tygart Rivers join to form the Monogahela.

Beech Fork Lake (Lavalette)

Beech Fork Lake is a 720 acre lake in the hills of West Virginia with fishing, swimming and boating opportunities. Camping is available at nearby Beech Fork State Park.

Burnsville Lake (Burnsville)

Although the primary purpose of the dam is flood control, Burnsville Lake offers many recreational opportunities such as hunting, fishing, picnicking, hiking, camping, and much more.

Monongahela National Forest (Elkins)

Recreation ranges from self reliant treks in the wildernesses and backcountry areas to the challenges of mountain climbing to traditional developed site camping. There are 23 campgrounds, 17 picnic areas, and 500 plus miles of hiking trails.