| Average
Daily Temp |
| Month |
High
|
Low
|
| January |
13°C
|
0°C
|
| February |
15°C
|
2°C
|
| March |
21°C
|
7°C
|
| April |
25°C
|
11°C
|
| May |
29°C
|
15°C
|
| June |
33°C
|
19°C
|
| July |
33°C
|
21°C
|
| August |
33°C
|
20°C
|
| September |
31°C
|
17°C
|
| October |
26°C
|
10°C
|
| November |
20°C
|
5°C
|
| December |
15°C
|
2°C
|
|
| |
|
| |
| Current Weather |
 |
|
|
|
 |
|
 |
|
|
 |
|
 |
| |
| Introduction |
For those who love the great outdoors, there are
few states that can match this corner of Appalachia
for scenic beauty and challenging terrain. Tourists
flock to this beautiful region to enjoy historic
sightseeing and an abundance of recreational sports,
including skiing, mountain-biking, hiking, fishing
and whitewater rafting at the New River Gorge National
River, West Virginia ranks just behind Colorado
in the quality of its white-water rapids. The Monongahela
National Forest occupies a vast area in the eastern
part of the State and includes the Spruce Knob-Seneca
Rocks National Recreation Area. Home to bears and
deer, Monongahela offers over 500 campsites and
miles of hiking trails. West Virginia also boasts
some of the nation’s best State parks, with
naturalist programmes and recreational facilities.
These include four resort State parks, complete
with lodges, cabins, swimming pools, championship
golf courses, restaurants and additional amenities.
At the historic town of Harper’s Ferry, the
site of John Brown’s rebellion in 1859, numerous
fine museums run exhibits on slavery and the Civil
War. Other attractions include the State Capitol
in Charleston, one of the finest Italian Renaissance
buildings in the USA. West Virginia also has more
than 200 festivals, fairs, special events, tournaments
and races to celebrate and showcase the culture
and heritage of this historic state.
go to top
|
|
|
|
|
|
AREA MAP |
 |
| |
|
|
|
Home 
Packages