Subsumed between the high mountain peaks embracing the cerulean water, the beach compliments to absolute weekend goals.
Jennings Randolph Lake Beach
Looking out for relaxation from the humdrum! This beach is the ultimate destination for fishing and boating lovers!
Summersville Lake Beach
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The most impressive part of this lake is its detachment from commercial or local expansions. It is covered along 1,440 acres with 44 miles of shoreline, so that one gets to experience green mountains and classic water.
Lake Sutton
Stunning views, 4 miles south of Grafton, 10-mile long, 1,750-acre lake, the Tygart Lake State Park has a patent for its liveliness which leaves the excursionist with a spunky gasp.
Tygart Lake State Park
The area is laid in the Allegheny Mountains of West Virginia, with elevations ranging from 1,000 to 4,863 feet above sea level.
The Stuart Recreation Area in Elkins
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Seneca Rocks Beach
Yearning for rock climbing!! Then Seneca Rocks Beach, a village in Pendleton County, West Virginia, should be your next destination.
Fill your day with fun activities around aisles of riverside caves, fenced in a river with charming beauty all over!
Lake Sherwood Beach
A chunk of the Cheat River in eastern part of Western Virginia, seafarers around the state visit to dive in its calm waters.
Shavers Fork Beaches
Amongst the deepest lakes in Lewis County West Virginia, surrounded with reverberating hills, the lake gets its name from General Stonewall Jackson.
Stonewall Jackson Lake Beach
The sole purpose of constructing the lake was to curb the unfavorable flood and avocation. The lake now hosts 29 species of fish!