Fayette County cascades headline West Virginia Waterfall Trail
Editor’s note: This article was originally printed in “Introductions,” the Tribune’s annual progress edition, on March 28.
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Editor’s note: This article was originally printed in “Introductions,” the Tribune’s annual progress edition, on March 28.
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The RPV City Council this week voted to open a 0.2-mile equestrian- and pedestrian-friendly path named Plumtree Trail.
West Virginia was once covered with old growth forests, but most of it was destroyed by large scale commercial logging in the 1900s, and they now make up less than 1% of West Virginia's forests.
Whether a beginner or an experienced hiker, there's a trail in the state for everyone with a wide range of sites to see! From rolling hills and mountains, to waterfalls, wildflowers and majestic views, here are 10 places in West Virginia where you can try out the hiking trails.