
From world-class skiing to legendary whitewater rafting, our lodges sit at the crossroads of West Virginia's finest outdoor recreation.

The premier ski destination in the Mid-Atlantic with 60 trails across 244 acres. Enjoy downhill skiing, snowboarding, night skiing, and the Snowshoe Tubing Park. The Village at Snowshoe offers dining, shopping, and apres-ski entertainment.

A beloved cross-country skiing and backcountry touring center right in Slatyfork. Offers groomed trails, equipment rentals, guided tours, and a cozy inn with farm-to-table dining. A local gem for Nordic enthusiasts.

One of the largest wilderness areas in the eastern United States, spanning over 47,000 acres within the Monongahela National Forest. Features 70+ miles of maintained trails through old-growth spruce forests, bogs, and pristine mountain streams.

A geological wonderland featuring massive rock formations, deep crevasses, and a boardwalk trail winding through towering Droop Sandstone boulders. The unique landscape was carved by erosion over millions of years and feels like stepping into another world.

A 5,400-acre backcountry area with 45 miles of interconnected trails perfect for hiking, mountain biking, and horseback riding. The trails wind through hardwood forests and along mountain streams, offering solitude and stunning scenery.

World-class whitewater rafting on the legendary Gauley River, consistently ranked among the top 10 rafting rivers in the world. The Upper Gauley offers Class V rapids for thrill-seekers, while the Lower Gauley provides a more accessible Class III–IV experience.

The Elk River flows directly through Slatyfork and is one of West Virginia's premier trout streams. Catch rainbow, brown, and brook trout in crystal-clear mountain water. Multiple outfitters offer guided trips and equipment rentals.

America's newest National Park offers whitewater rafting, rock climbing, hiking, and the iconic New River Gorge Bridge. The New River provides excellent Class III–V rafting, while miles of hiking trails offer breathtaking gorge overlooks.

In summer, Snowshoe transforms into one of the East Coast's premier mountain bike destinations. Lift-accessed downhill trails, cross-country routes, and a skills park cater to all ability levels from beginner to expert.

One of the finest rail-trails in America, stretching 78 miles along the scenic Greenbrier River. The gentle grade and packed gravel surface make it ideal for cycling, running, and leisurely walks through tunnels, over bridges, and past charming small towns.

Home to the world's largest fully steerable radio telescope, the Green Bank Telescope stands 485 feet tall in the National Radio Quiet Zone. Take guided tours, explore the science center, and experience a place where cell phones don't work — a true digital detox.

Step back in time aboard historic steam-powered locomotives that once hauled lumber from the mountains. Ride to the summit of Bald Knob (4,842 ft), the third-highest point in West Virginia, for panoramic views. The restored company town offers a museum, gift shop, and charming cabins.

An 18-hole championship mountain golf course designed by Gary Player, set at 4,848 feet elevation with stunning Allegheny Mountain views. The course features dramatic elevation changes, mountain streams, and pristine conditioning.

Natural swimming holes at Snowshoe Mountain, perfect for a refreshing summer dip. The Split Rock area features cascading pools surrounded by lush forest — a hidden gem for families and adventurers alike.
Our lodges in Slatyfork put you minutes from Snowshoe Mountain and within easy reach of all these incredible experiences. Book your stay and start exploring.