The state of West Virginia, born in the confusion of the Civil War, has become more than just the “other” Virginia. This destination has moved beyond its old stereotypes to be recognized for all that it has to offer; from natural beauty and scenic attractions to historic sites and many other things to see and do. All of these attributes make West Virginia a great place to look at homes and real estate for sale. This is the land of the Hatfields and the McCoys, who together fought the most well known American family feud. West Virginia is also home to whitewater rafting, horseback riding, rock climbing, mountain biking, golfing, swimming, hiking, and walking. Some unusual attractions you should explore in West Virginia include the Beckley Exhibition Coal Mine, the West Virginia State Farm Museum, the Mystery Hole, and the Lost World Caverns.

The parks of West Virginia are great for relaxation and exploration; some of them include Gauley River National Recreation Area, the Greenbrier State Forest, Berwind Lake Wildlife Management Area, the Bluestone Wildlife Management Area, and Little Beaver State Park. This state also hosts many annual and monthly festivals, including the Grape Stomping Wine Festival, the Comcast Mountain Festival, the Bramwell Oktoberfest, and the Festival of the Rivers. Golf enthusiasts will not be disappointed by West Virginia; there are literally dozens of courses throughout the state. Fans of the arts and theater, history buffs and nature enthusiasts can all find something to suit their tastes in West Virginia.