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Welcome to the Greenbrier Valley!
Photography provided by the Greenbrier County CVB
Whether you find yourself in the Greenbrier Valley for a weekend
or a lifetime, its friendly business community, natural beauty and
small-town charm can be found around every corner.
L
ong celebrated for its picturesque landscape, active
business district and historic attractions, West Virginia’s
Greenbrier Valley has all the luxuries of a city while
retaining vibrant, tight-knit communities like Lewisburg, White
Sulphur Springs, Alderson, Ronceverte, Rupert, Rainelle and Renick,
each with its own distinct character.
A year after the historic 2016 flood that ravaged the Greenbrier
Valley, several of its communities are getting back on their feet while
others who were unaffected lend their support.
For example, Downtown Lewisburg, coined one of America’s
Coolest Small Towns by Budget Travel magazine, was untouched
by the flood and remains open for business. Beauty, culture, food
and shopping—whatever you’re looking for, Lewisburg has it
all. Grab lunch at one of its renowned eateries like the Stardust
Café before a night on the town at the Historic Lewis Theatre or
Greenbrier Valley Theatre.
If you’re visiting the Greenbrier Valley for the view, consider running,
hiking or biking on the Greenbrier River Trail; exploring at the Lost
World Caverns, Organ Cave or Greenbrier State Forest; or visiting
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the West Virginia State Fair grounds. Don’t forget to stop by The
Greenbrier, whether it’s for dinner or a tour of the world-famous
declassified bunker, which was once a top-secret U.S. government
relocation facility.
Stay for the weekend, and spend a night at The Historic General
Lewis Inn before delving into each community’s unique shopping
district. The Alderson Shopping District, Downtown Lewisburg,
Ronceverte Main Street and White Sulphur Springs Main Street
are filled with one-of-a-kind shops, restaurants and antique stores.
Round out the day with a visit to one of the valley’s five spas for
relaxing rejuvenation of your body and mind.
Home to the West Virginia Craft Brew Festival, West Virginia
Dandelion Festival, Ronceverte River Festival and the State Fair of
West Virginia, plan your visit around one of the area’s countless fairs
and festivals or follow the Mountain Music Trail to Carnegie Hall, the
Wild Bean or the Irish Pub on Washington Street.
Whether you find yourself in the Greenbrier Valley for a weekend or
a lifetime, its friendly business community, natural beauty and small-
town charm can be found around every corner.