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Home "The Jug" among more peculiar W.Va. geographic features Join David Sibray as he explores West Virginia!

Join David Sibray as he explores West Virginia!

Aerial image of the Jug

Editor David Sibray climbs a boulder in the New River Gorge in southern West Virginia.

The Jug in Middle Island Creek, 1924

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