Everything you need to know to plan a visit to the Metro Valley region of West Virginia. Start with these Quicklinks to zero in on a destination or attraction. Explore recommendations for sights, activities, food, lodging, entertainment, and festivals and events. No time to do all this online? Download a West Virginia guidebook or have Amazon deliver one to you door.
Metro Valley Quick Links
Destinations
Charleston Dunbar Huntington Hurricane
Malden, St. Albans Winfield
Attractions
Blackwater Falls Green Bank Observatory
Seneca Rocks Spruce Knob
Metro Valley Travel Tips
The Metro Valley region is West Virginia.
These are our top recommendations for visitors to the Potomac Highlands. Why the Faber dozen?
West Virginia State Capitol: Marvel at our gold-domed capitol building, then learn about the state’s history through interactive exhibits at the Culture Center and State Museum.
Blenko Glass Factory: Blenko has been family owned and operated since 1893. You can stop in and watch glassmakers create beautiful works of art before your eyes.
Capitol Market: The market sells seasonal plants and produce outdoors, while its renovated rail yard building is lined with shops, food, crafts and a local restaurant.
Ritter Park: In a city full of parks, Huntington’s Ritter Park is a gem within its own historic district. Enjoy walking paths, a rose garden and an amphitheater.
Heritage Station: This old train depot now serves as Huntington’s central shopping district. Enjoy shops, craft beer, weekend entertainment, a yoga studio, and much more.
Kanawha State Forest: Nature lovers won’t be disappointed by the 9,300-acre Kanawha State Forest, which is known for its diverse wildflower and bird populations.
Point Pleasant: This pretty Ohio River town is known for its colonial-era history, river, farm museums – and the mysterious Mothman.
Heritage Farm Museum & Village: Near Huntington, learn about resourceful Appalachian ancestors by taking a guided tour of a recreated village.
Mardi Gras Casino & Resort: In Cross Lanes, just minutes from Charleston, enjoy a nonstop New Orleans-style party with table games, slots, greyhound racing and more.
Appalachian Power Park: Watch minor league baseball at its best, featuring a Class-A affiliate of the Pittsburgh Pirates.
Hungry? We can help you with food and drink recommendations in the Potomac Highlands region of West Virginia. Choose from regional landmarks, traditional american food, international and other ethnic cuisines, or our atmosphere recommendations to find that perfect place for your next meal. If all you want is a place for drinks, check out our recommended watering holes.
Local Landmarks
Watering Holes
Need a place to lay your head for the night? Choose from among these Potomac Highlands lodging options:
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