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West Virginia haunted by the ghosts of the Teays River and other ancient streams
CHARLESTON, W.Va. — West Virginia is haunted by the ghosts of rivers that no longer exist. They writhe like snakes through its mountains, nearly invisible to the unaware. Geologist William G. Tight first theorized the existence of what’s now perhaps the...
Natural wonder reopens: legendary Wind Caves will soon welcome tourists
ELIZABETH, W.Va. — One of the best-kept secrets in West Virginia, the legendary Wind Caves near...
Discover West Virginia waterfalls with one of its chief photographers
CHARLESTON, W.Va. — West Virginia waterfalls are attracting the attention of nature lovers with...
Weird W.Va. wonder “Ice Mountain” open to tours by arrangement
NORTH RIVER MILLS, W.Va.— One of West Virginia’s most fascinating natural wonders, Ice...
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West Virginia haunted by the ghosts of the Teays River and other ancient streams
CHARLESTON, W.Va. — West Virginia is haunted by the ghosts of rivers that no longer exist. They writhe like snakes through its mountains, nearly invisible to the unaware. Geologist William G. Tight first theorized the existence of what’s now perhaps the...
Forgotten Drawdy Falls in West Virginia inspiring new generation to care
PEYTONA, W.Va. — Drawdy Falls, one of the most scenic and accessible waterfalls in West Virginia, is attracting a huge amount of attention after a generation of neglect. In fact, the restoration of the falls and the redevelopment of a surrounding park may herald...
The 10 best swimming holes in West Virginia for ideal summer escapes
CHARLESTON, W.Va. — Whether you’re chasing cool, crystal-clear waters or hidden natural pools tucked into lush forest valleys, these publicly accessible swimming holes in West Virginia offer the perfect summer escape. Keep in mind that there are hundreds across...
Natural wonder reopens: legendary Wind Caves will soon welcome tourists
ELIZABETH, W.Va. — One of the best-kept secrets in West Virginia, the legendary Wind Caves near Parkersburg may soon open to the public for the first time in more than a century. In a scenic bend of the Hughes River, the caves have long been accessible only to...