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Another section of West Virginia’s Mountain Rides MotorTrail is now marked for touring.
The Birdeye Bend section of the four statewide tourism loops extends more than 170 miles through Morgantown, Elkins and Clarksburg. It is known by West Virginia guides as Mountaineer Country.
At a dedication ceremony along the route in Philippi, Randy Damron with the West Virginia Department of Transportation explained that this touring loop for motorcycles and other vehicles has undergone detailed road maintenance.
“Our guys have gone out with a magnifying glass and made sure these roads are in tip top shape,” Damron said. “We’ve fixed potholes, gravel, striping, guardrail, and so forth.”
Other Mountain Rides Scenic loops include Seneca Skyway passing through nearly 300 miles of the Potomac Highlands, Capitol Circle covering more than 200 miles around the Metro Valley and Cranberry Corridor covering 211 miles of the Mountain Lakes region.
Mountain Rides signage leads the way along these country roads.
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Fall brings with it many changes, but perhaps none more striking than the turning of the leaves. West Virginia officials are working to make sure leaf peepers visiting the state maximize their autumn experience.
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Continue Reading Take Me to More NewsResidents and visitors seeking a unique, authentic experience in West Virginia might want to check out the lower half of the state. Southern West Virginia – a not-for-profit organization that works to...
Continue Reading Take Me to More NewsMajor celebrations are taking place throughout the state for the Fourth of July.
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