Fayette County
White Sulphur Springs CMP
Since the 18th century, the wealthy have flocked here to experience the legendary curative powers of the area's sulfur springs.The Greenbrier
300 W. Main Street; 304.536.1110/800.624.6070 www.greenbrier.com
Since 1778. World-famous, luxurious resort, featuring grand decor, 30+ lobby shops, and three championship golf courses. Once the site of a top-secret Cold War-er...
Ansted & Hawks Nest
Settlers followed rich coal seams to the town of Ansted in the 1790s. Today, Ansted, which is perched atop Gauley Mountain, attracts visitors seeking the recreational opportunities and the scenery of the New River Gorge.Hawks Nest State Park
304.658.5212. hawksnestsp.com
"Grand Canyon of the East." 838-acre state park, perched on the edge of the New River Gorge. Spectacular ...
Boomer & Alloy CMP
The town of Boomer grew up around the coal industry. A large, five to six-foot-thick seam of coal running through the hills above Boomer drew mining operations as early as 1896. The Kanawha and Michigan Railroad's completion from Malden to Gauley Bridge allowed the formation of Boomer Coal and Coke operation, whose three mines were some of the most productive in the dist...