This Small Town In West Virginia Is Peak Appalachian Vibes
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The Appalachian Mountains stretch nearly 2,000 miles from north to south along the eastern edge of North America. They are an old mountain range, with roots that run deep even though their once towering peaks have been gentled by the erosive tool of time as compared to their younger counterparts, the Rocky Mountains, in western North America. While this long, old mountain chain spans many states, only West Virginia lies completely within the Appalachian Region. That means the Mountain State is the perfect place to experience the Appalachian Mountains to their fullest. And for peak Appalachian vibes, try a visit to the tiny town of Pineville in southern West Virginia. Let’s take a look at some things to do in Pineville, West Virginia.
Watch this video from Real Appalachia highlighting some of the best things about Pineville, West Virginia:
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Enjoy this overview of the beautiful Twin Falls Resort State Park and the stunning Appalachian Mountains of West Virginia in this video from Two Techie Travelers:
Whether is it the beautiful natural areas you prefer, or you have a hankering for history, Pineville is a delightful place to visit. What are some of your favorite things to do in Pineville, West Virginia?
Interested in experiencing some of Pineville’s peak West Virginia vibes for yourself? Learn more about visiting this prime small town at the Visit Pineville Facebook page. And while you’re there, hop on over to the aforementioned Twin Falls State Park for more on-point mountain vibes.
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More delightful small towns in West Virginia
What are some of the best small towns in West Virginia?
Pretty much all of West Virginia is small towns, so this state has oodles of charming towns to explore. Here are a few of the best small towns in West Virginia:
- Charleston, WV: While the state's capital city is the biggest town in West Virginia, it is still quite small in comparison to most of the nation. At under 50,000 residents Charleston is still a delightfully charming "small town."
- Snowshoe, WV: With a name like Snowshoe you just know there has to be some great skiing and snowshoeing to be had, and this town does not disappoint in the winter activities department.
- Harpers Ferry, WV: Home of the Harpers Ferry National Historical Park, this historic town has lovely 19th-century architecture, Civil War museums, and key historical events that shaped our country. It is also the town where the Shenandoah and Potomac rivers meet.
- Buckhannon, WV: This charming small town has one of the best main street shopping districts in the state. You can spend hours walking, shopping, and exploring this lovely downtown area.
- Williamson, WV: This unique town has some pretty fascinating features. Like buildings made entirely out of coal! With a population of around 3,000 residents, this charming small town along the Tug Fork River is definitely worth exploring.
Be sure to read the entire list of 12 small towns in West Virginia that should be on your travel bucket list. Each has its own unique features and things to do.