We can’t wait to get back there! That trip is a really special memory for us that we would really like to revist.

That was taken from Battle Run Campground along the bank of Summersville Lake.

We can not wait to get back to West Virginia. It completely blew us away. Every small corner of that state has got something interesting going on. Each valley, each river, a new discovery. We can’t wait to go back and spend some more time there.

We wish we had more time in the state! West Virginia just has so much to offer. Every valley, every river. There is just something magical. We can’t wait to go back and when we do, we’ll definitely hit up Canaan Valley and Green Bank.

Also, Green Bank is a spectacular sight set in the radio quiet zone and further north is the highest point in West Virginia, Spruce Knob. So much more to see.

What lake are you talking about?

For sure you want to travel on Route 39 east from Richwood towards Mill Point. You’ll pass the Falls of Hills Creek and Cranberry Glades, both worthwhile stops. Before reaching Raintown, at the Cranberry Visitor Center, turn north onto Route 150 which is the Highland Scenic Highway. It runs through totally undeveloped mountain wilderness for 28 miles. When you reach the end follow Route 219 North to Snowshoe and take the 7 mile drive to the top of Snowshoe Mountain. Go down the back side of Snowshoe Mountain (Route 9/3) to Cass and visit the railroad and the Greenbrier River there. That’a a solid day trip from Richwood. Great lodging options at Snowshoe.