Pinnacle Rock State Park Nearby Attractions

Once a working underground coal mine, the exhibition mine is now open for public tours. Visitors can ride a mantrip underground to learn about the history of coal mining and tour the buildings of a recreated period coal camp.

Once home to the most millionaires per capita in the United States, Bramwell is known for its stately mansions that resulted from the coal boom of the late 19th century. Stroll the historic streets or visit the Coal Heritage Trail Interpretive Center at the Bramwell Depot.

This state park is known for its waterfalls and camping facilities. The park features nearly 6,000 acres of vast forestry, 35 miles of trails for hiking, biking and horseback riding and 7 miles of seasonally stocked trout streams. Camp Creek also features three different campgrounds and a pack-in-pack-out campsite located 3.3 miles up into the remote forest.

Set on the scenic Bluestone Gorge, Pipestem offers amenities, including dining, golf, an aerial tram ride and much more. Overnight accommodations are available at the resort’s two lodges, cabins and camping facilities. Pipestem is the ultimate serene yet exciting year-round facility to enjoy with friends and family.

Twin Falls attractions include an 1830s-era restored pioneer farm and an 18-hole, par 71 championship golf course. The park also has a full-service restaurant overlooking gorgeous mountain terrain. Other activities include scenic hikes, picnicking and swimming. Overnight accommodations are available at the lodge, as well as cottages and camping facilities.

West Virginia’s southernmost ski resort features nine lifts, 27 trails, two terrain parks, a tubing park and a full-service resort center with dining and entertainment. It is the perfect place for skiers of every level to improve their skills or just have some fun with friends and family.