Knowing Morgantown’s back roads, cut-throughs, and workarounds is what distinguishes those who’ve lived in Touchdown City from those who’ve only visited. But no town gets to be 200-plus years old without burying some secrets. You don’t really know Morgantown until you know what lies beneath it.
This Lewisburg B&B allows visitors the rare opportunity to stay in a Carleton Varney-decorated home. In recent years, historic Lewisburg has added an assemblage of boutique inns and bed and breakfasts to its already alluring collection of restaurants, galleries, and special events. The overnight accommodations available here are as charming and unique as everything else in this little arts enclave….
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This Summersville retreat combines high-end ammenities with the work of West Virginia artisans for a unique night’s stay. Nestled on a wooded property just outside Summersville, the Wilderness Lodge combines the best of the Mountain State’s rural scenery with modern amenities. The stately manor sits on 136 acres overlooking the Gauley River. “No other houses—just wildlife and the lodge,” says…
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WV Living magazine is closing its offices. And we want you to close yours, too. Wait. What? On June 20, join us in a statewide movement to show your love for West Virginia by clearing your schedules and setting your out-of-office replies. But this isn’t just any day off. We’re going to celebrate West Virginia’s 156th birthday the way she…
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When the weather turns warm, it’s time for a road-trip. We’ve got suggested itineraries to take you on an adventure in any direction. 1.) The Ultimate Pepperoni Roll Road-trip – Your guide to West Virginia’s favorite travel snack. 2.) Chase Adventure – Corridor H delivers breathtaking vistas, a smooth ride, and cool stops along the way. 3.) Corridor D-Light – Visit…
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