A vacation to West Virginia provides beautiful scenery, fun attractions, and a glimpse into history. You can also stay in a log cabin nestled among grand mountains and rivers. If you’re thinking about a trip to West Virginia this spring or summer, be sure to add these items to your itinerary. 

What to See & Do in West Virginia

1. Check Out Pioneer Days

For three days in July, you can take a step backward in time during Pioneer Days. This Pocahontas County event allows you to explore a bygone way of life through fun games, music, and demonstrations of how the pioneers actually live. You can also sample a great selection of authentic pioneer foods and crafts. 

2. Watch a Civil War Reenactment

Whether you’re a bona fide history buff or just a casual observer, civil war reenactments are truly spectacular. The participants take their roles seriously, which is illustrated by their painstaking costumes and dedication to authenticity. They even go as far as to recreate historic battles, which sheds light on a tumultuous yet formative time in history. 

3. Visit the Greenbank Science Center & Observatory

Made up of 25,000 square feet of interesting exhibits, the Greenbank Observatory is West Virginia's home for science. Be sure to check out the Catching the Wave Exhibit Hall while there, which explores the science behind radio astronomy. You can also learn about the Green Bank Telescope, which is the world’s largest fully steerable telescope.

4. Stay in a Log Cabin

When surrounded by West Virginia’s gorgeous landscape, your stay will be majestic. Staying in a log cabin offers ample rustic charm, though they’re stocked with more amenities than you can imagine. Hot tubs, cable TV, and free WiFi are just a few of the features you’re likely to find.

If you’re ready to explore the sights of West Virginia, book a stay at Jerico Bed/Breakfast & Pre-Civil War Log Cabins in Marlinton, WV. They offer a wide range of lodgings to visitors looking for a truly memorable stay. Choose from a multitude of cabin lodges, all of which offer an amazing view of the surrounding landscape. These cabins are also in close proximity to many great local attractions, including Bear Town State Park, Pocahontas Country Club Golfing, and Cranberry Mountain Nature Center. Call (304) 799-6241 to reserve your cabin or visit the website to read reviews from past guests.