Explore West Virginia
West Virginia's land runs from 240 feet above sea level on the Potomac to 4,863 feet at Spruce Knob, and its mountains are why it has several notable tunnels and bridges. Appalachian corridor highways, part of a 3,090-mile network Congress authorized in 1965, supplement its interstates.
Around 13 breweries sit near the stops we cover in West Virginia. 5 of them are brewpubs with a kitchen, which off the motorway is often the useful part. The kitchen figure is a floor: the source lists some full restaurants as production sites.
Brewpub locations from Open Brewery DB (MIT)
Around 5 public campgrounds sit near the stops we cover in West Virginia. 4 of them take reservations; the rest are first-come. Public campgrounds run by federal agencies. State-park and private campgrounds are not included.





