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The Punch Jones Diamond, one of the world's largest alluvial diamonds, found in West Virginia.

One of world's largest diamonds found in horseshoe pit in W.Va.

David Sibray - January 13, 2022

Devils Backbone near Huntersville, West Virginia

Devil's Backbone continues to intrigue Pocahontas County visitors

Champe Rocks near Seneca Rocks, Grant County, Potomac Branches Region

Champe Rocks named for would-be captor of Benedict Arnold

David Sibray explores boulders along the Honeycomb Rocks Trail in Pocahontas County, near Marlinton, West Virginia.

West Virginia trail leads through garden of strange rocks

One of world's largest diamonds found in horseshoe pit in W.Va.

David Sibray - January 13, 2022

The Punch Jones Diamond, one of the world's largest alluvial diamonds, found in West Virginia.

PETERSTOWN, W.Va. — Diamonds don't exist naturally in West Virginia, yet one of the largest ever found was discovered in a horseshoe pit in...

Champe Rocks named for would-be captor of Benedict Arnold

David Sibray - June 18, 2019

Champe Rocks near Seneca Rocks, Grant County, Potomac Branches Region

SENECA ROCKS, W.Va. — The towering blades of quartzite that form Champe Rocks in Pendleton County might seem a world away from the battlegrounds...

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