Visiting the Mothman Museum and Point Pleasant West Virginia
If you like cryptozoology, then you should visit the Mothman Museum. Learn about the Mothman and the tragic Silver Bridge collapse. (And it’s dog-friendly!)
Dog-Friendly West Virginia Stops for Your Vacation
Want to bring your dog with on your next vacation? Book a trip to dog-friendly West Virginia! Here’s our list of best places to explore with your pup.
Bring Your Dog to the Trans-Allegheny Lunatic Asylum
Bring your dog to the Trans-Allegheny Lunatic Asylum for a truly unique experience while you learn about the paranormal activities and history of the building.
Visit Bluestone State Park
Bluestone State Park in Hinton is a fantastic park in WVA with a little bit of everything for those who love the outdoors and water. It’s even pet-friendly!
Visit Berkeley Springs State Park
Berkeley Springs State Park in West Virginia may be small, but it has several unique features that will definitely make this stop worth your time.
Explore Babcock State Park
Traveling to West Virginia? Stop and explore Babcock State Park! With no shortage of outdoor activities, you are guaranteed to have a fantastic trip!
Hike Seneca Rocks
Stop and hike Seneca Rocks in West Virginia! This stop is great for rock climbers and even has a swimming hole and fishing access. It’s even dog-friendly!
Cranberry Glades Botanical Area
The Cranberry Glades Botanical Area is an amazingly unique landscape where you can find carnivorous plants along with other noteworthy plants and wildlife.
Droop Mountain Battlefield State Park
Droop Mountain Battlefield State Park is a great stop for everyone with trails, a lookout tower, confederate cemetery, Civil War Museum, and even some ghosts!
Explore Beartown State Park
Explore Beartown State Park and enjoy a natural oasis with a gorgeous 1/2 mile trail. Dog friendly and wheelchair accessible this is a perfect stop for everyone.