Fall 2011

The Fisherman

West Virginia’s own Curtis Fleming gives fly fishing a national stage with “Fly Rod Chronicles.”

Written by Jay Young

Off-Road in the Coalfields

Rugged beauty and excitement make the Hatfield-McCoy Trails in southern West Virginia a top tourist attraction.

Written by Laura C. Wilcox

Wheeler’s: A Family Affair

The Wheeler family has made a name for itself in Elkins with Wheeler’s Sporting Goods and other successful business ventures.

Written by Jim Wilson

Renaissance Golf at Oakhurst

Oakhurst Golf Links, two miles from Greenbrier Resort in West Virginia, was the first organized golf club in America and is still open to players today.

Written by Dale Leatherman

High Tee

Grab your clubs and hit the links at some of West Virginia’s finest courses.

Written by Dale Leatherman

The Sport of Horses

West Virginia colleges and universities aren’t horsing around when it comes to teaching young people the skills needed for horsemanship in the 21st century.

Written by Charity Gingerich and Laura C. Wilcox

Horses in the Hills

West Virginians carry on a tradition of raising, riding, and respecting their equine friends.

Written by Charity Gingerich

Game On: Game-Day Guide

Get amped for West Virginia's 2011 college football season with this Game-Day guide.

Fishing in Style

At Elk Springs Resort, fly fishing is the name of the game, but you can have a great stay without wetting a line.

Written by Dale Leatherman