Gateway to Outdoor Recreation: Fayetteville, West Virginia
An almost endless amount of outdoor recreation opportunity awaits in southern West Virginia. Start your adventure in the mountain town of Fayetteville, home to a concentration of tour companies, local restaurants, and unique shops ranging from art galleries to outdoor outfitters. After a day hiking the trails, rafting the rivers, and sightseeing through the mountains, look forward to an evening in the charming downtown to experience its culinary scene and friendly hospitality.
For an authentic Fayetteville experience, stay at the historic Morris Harvey House bed and breakfast, located just off the historic square and within walking distance to many of the shops and restaurants. Eat like a local— a few of the favorites are Cathedral Café, Pies & Pints Pizzeria, and Wood Iron Eatery. Find some time to shop at the handful of eclectic shops in town— one of our favorites and a must-visit is Lost Appalachia Trading.
Travel Tip: The Resort at Glade Springs in nearby Daniels, WV, is a great option for extended visits to the area, with onsite dining, spa services, and additional amenities to enjoy without leaving the property. After a few extremely active days of hiking, biking, and rafting, it’s always nice to just relax and enjoy the resort activities.
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