• May 24, 2021
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Explore Hardy County, West Virginia

Travel our country roads and explore Visit Hardy where you’ll create memorable adventures, experience the natural beauty, and enjoy the genuine hospitality of West Virginia.

Rivers, Runs and Lakes – Hardy County’s four rivers are seasonally gentle or whitewater, and stocked lakes and mountain runs are waiting to be fished. Rent a canoe or kayak at Breezewood Adventures to see The Trough, an isolated 6-mile gorge on the South Branch of the Potomac River where bald eagles soar overhead. The South Fork is a seasonal float and fishing river, and Lost River disappears underground to become the Cacapon. Trout Pond Recreation Area is home to the 17-acre Rockcliff Lake and (the sometimes tiny) Trout Pond, West Virginia’s only natural lake.

Hiking, Biking, and Horseback Riding – Lost River State Park has unforgettable vistas, including the impressive Cranny Crow Overlook. Hike the trails through the [...]

Elkins-Randolph County Tourism – Authentic by Nature

West Virginia is home to the fourth largest national forest in the Northeast – the lush, dense Monongahela National Forest. For many reasons, the city of Elkins in Randolph County has made a name for itself as the “Base Camp of the Mon.”

Elkins is a vibrant, small city nestled below the beautiful backdrop of the Allegheny Mountains. The city has a variety of unique restaurants and bars, all offering something different from the other, including live music. The downtown area is quaint, small, and concentrated, making it perfect to stretch your legs. Specialty shops are dotted throughout main street.

Elkins is the home base to many outdoor recreation opportunities and a designated Mon Forest Town. Located on the edge of the Monongahela National Forest, in seconds you can experience stunning year-round scenery, abundant plant and animal life, country roads, and some of the most iconic natural [...]

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