West Virginia Coastal, Mountain + People pictures

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Connect with nature in this mountainous region, where undeveloped landscapes provide opportunities for camping, hiking, fishing and skiing.

Connect with nature in this mountainous region, where undeveloped landscapes provide opportunities for camping, hiking, fishing and skiing.

Connect with nature in this mountainous region, where undeveloped landscapes provide opportunities for camping, hiking, fishing and skiing.

This rural area of West Virginia is known for its serene lakes, historic Civil War sites and independent boutique shops.

Connect with nature in this mountainous region, where undeveloped landscapes provide opportunities for camping, hiking, fishing and skiing.

This small mountain town is best known for its eponymous rock formation, which attracts a steady stream of climbers to the region.

Favored for its convenient access to Chicago, this small town seems a world away from the nonstop action of the Windy City.

Browse exhibitions, hike across Civil War battlefields and take part in cooking, blacksmithing and tin-making workshops at this historic park.

Take a guided tour around West Virginia’s seat of government and marvel at its dazzling dome, which is covered in 23.5-karat gold.

This rural area of West Virginia is known for its serene lakes, historic Civil War sites and independent boutique shops.

Find escape and tranquility in West Virginia, a seldom-explored state that promises outdoor adventure and endless hiking trails through scenic wilderness.

Speed down whitewater rapids, ride an aerial tram and look for eagles soaring through the skies at this scenic state park.

This small mountain town is best known for its eponymous rock formation, which attracts a steady stream of climbers to the region.

This small mountain town is best known for its eponymous rock formation, which attracts a steady stream of climbers to the region.

This small mountain town is best known for its eponymous rock formation, which attracts a steady stream of climbers to the region.