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Gear Up and Ride! Attractions (GPS Coordinates) Are you looking for spectacular motorcycle rides? You’ve come to the CVB Marlinton LA 38.22421 LO 80.09380 right place — Pocahontas County, West Virginia! Get your ride rolling Edray Trout Hatchery LA 38.27051 LO 80.10522 as you snake through the twisties, climbing over ridges and descending Highland Scenic Highway (North) LA 38.30673 LO 80.09580 to the valley floor. Take in the fresh mountain air as you pass beautiful mountain vistas, old horse farms as well as amazing mountain resorts. Seneca State Forest LA 38.29667 LO 79.92934 Our roads wind along following mountain streams from their headwaters Cass Train Depot LA 38.39724 LO 79.91436 to major rivers. An endless path of curves, mountains, and tranquility Durbin Train LA 38.54523 LO 79.82294 await you in Pocahontas County. Green Bank Telescope LA 38.43040 LO 79.81773 Beartown LA 38.22429 LO 80.09392 Cranberry Glades Botanical Area LA 38.19810 LO 80.27518 Cranberry Nature Center LA 38.18384 LO 80.25345 Droop Mountain Battlefield LA 38.10949 LO 80.27247 Falls of Hills Creek LA 38.17834 LO 80.33878 Highland Scenic Highway (South) LA 38.18409 LO 80.25376 McNeel Mill LA 38.15747 LO 80.18173 800.336.7009 NaturesMountainPlayground.com Watoga State Park LA 38.11654 LO 80.12803 Snowshoe Mountain Salineville 39 East Liverpool Wellsville Amsterdam Toronto Weirton Steubenville Wellsburg 844 Adena 7 2 Tiltonsville Claysville Martins Ferry Wheeling Bellaire Shadyside 81 Moundsville Berlin Wind Ridge 21 96 McConnellsburg 30 Casselman 219 220 Rainsburg 250 70 Powhatan Point 11 522 Mont Alto Mercersburg 316 Cameron Ursina Meyersdale Hyndman Needmore 2 Greensboro 16 New Freeport 40 Waynesboro 78 Point Marion Markleysburg Addison Blacksville Wellersburg Proctor Littleton Grantsville Flintstone Hancock 7 40A Long Meadow 7 68 Antioch Brandonville Cumberland New Martinsville Frostburg Hagerstown Morgantown Accident Potomac R.Bath 800 7 Westover 9 Halfway Cuzzart Paden City Fairview Lower Salem Pine Grove Lonaconing Williamsport Beverly Masontown Maryland Hedgesville 60 Lowell Matamoras Mannington Rivesville 26 Fort Ashby Paw Paw Boonsboro 2 Middlebourne Smithfield Westernport 135 Watertown Worthington Fairmont Kingwood 28 Martinsburg 7 Terra Alta 219 Shanghai 7 Marietta Wick 18 135 Deer Park Keyser Middletown 550 Saint Marys Whitehall Newburg Lumberport Oakland Elk Garden Slanesville Cutler 522 Vienna Ohio R. Grafton Rowlesburg Romney 2 16 Fellowsville Brunswick 7 Capon Bridge Parkersburg West Union Bridgeport Augusta Charles Town Belpre Ellenboro Clarksburg 50 Bayard 50 Shade New Milton Stonewood Rippon Coolville Kanawha Harrisville Delray 15 Petroleum Scherr Winchester Hillsboro 7 Mineralwells 259 Winchester City Lost Creek Philippi Thomas 220 Berryville Harrisonville 77 47 42 Old Fields Purcellville Reedsville Mellin 16 Snowshoe 119 7 Chester Auburn Parsons Stephens City Leesburg Rockport 250 55 Wardensville Elizabeth Routes Moorefield 55 55 Hodgesville Hendricks 11 Pomeroy Brohard 47 Weston Baker 17 Belington 32 14 Buckhannon Petersburg 259 16 Tanner Start Tour Strasburg New Haven Middleburg Ravenswood 28 Toms Brook Grantsville GlenvilleGas Abbott 33 Elkins Reedy Bowden Food 19 WV Wildlife Historic Tygart Flyer Woodstock Rio Grande Cottageville Center Womelsdorf Beverly Train Mathias Point Pleasant 33 Burnsville Onego 2 Attraction Beverly Bentonville Gallipolis Ripley Rock Cave Bemis Edinburg Spencer Millstone 33 Upper Tract Map Scale (1/2 in79 = 7 mi) Bergton 340 Leon West Virginia Rosedale Mount Jackson Wildell Washington Cleveland Huttonsville 259 Eureka Kenna Gandeeville Sutton 20 Pickens Fulks Run Luray Walton 16 4 Franklin New Market 7 Buffalo Hacker Valley 219 28 Crown City Glenwood Holly River Broadway 2 State Park Nethers 52 62 119 Valley Head Durbin Stanley Winfield Sissonville Diana 15 Ironton Athalia Linville 4 Point Mtn. 42 Clendenin Overlook 250 Shenandoah Syria Ashland 4 Webster Springs Snowshoe 11 Clay Mountain Ohio R. Cass Scenic Green Bank Harrisonburg Milton Hurricane Elkview Telescope Harrisonburg City South Point Huntington Nitro 20 Slaty Fork Railroad Dayton Newtown Catlettsburg 60 Saint Albans Jerryville Green Bank Cowen Cass Bridgewater 64 South Charleston Charleston Dunmore Vanderpool 16 150 Lavalette 10 42 Blakeley Craigsville Highland 92 Mustoe West Hamlin Alum Creek Zela Scenic Hwy. 152 Hamlin Summersville 219 Grottoes 39 Prichard Marmet 39 Frost 3 Marlinton 220 Churchville Wayne Cedar Grove 81 Mount Nebo Fenwick Richwood Fallsburg Smithers 39 Huntersville Racine 19 Minnehaha Springs StauntonStaunton City 152 Ridgeview Ansted 20 Hillsboro Louisa Kiahsville 3 Powellton 10 41 Lake Moomaw 39 Jefferson Pools Waynesboro Commonwealth Fayetteville Quinwood Craigsville Waynesboro City Harts Madison Charlottesville City Trout Warm Springs Sylvester Toll Falling Spring 39 Greenville 119 Oak Hill 60 Sherando Webb Chapmanville Batesville Colcord Rainelle Healing Springs Frankford Brownsburg Lake Monticello Mitchell Heights17 Pax 41 20 Clintonville 11 Covesville Inez Bald Knob Kermit New R. Logan Clifton Forge City Esmont Holden Prosperity Clifton Forge 6 Lenore Lewisburg 64 220 29 Scottsville Beckley 60 Covington City LexingtonLexington City Covington Lovingston James R. 44 Man Kopperston Alleghany Alderson 63 Glen Wilton Buena VistaBuena City Vista 10 Daniels Centenary Stirrat Oceana Sophia 311 Williamson 19 Hinton 3 220 16 3 Fireco Sweet Springs Natural Bridge Glasgow Gilbert Oriskany 15 Huddy Matewan Union 501 119 Pineville Mullens Bluestone L. Amherst 10 3 Paint Bank Wharncliffe 52 20 Big Island Gladstone Buckingham Dillwyn Buchanan Kimper 16 Camp Creek New Castle Fincastle Monroe Toga Pikeville Phelps Davy 219 Iaeger Waiteville Lindside 122 Welch 10 311 Hurley Northfork 24 Matoaka Abbott Troutville Lynchburg City 43 Lynchburg Gary Maybeury Princeton Rich Creek 221 Appomattox 23 460 Bradshaw 16 Blue Ridge 20 Pembroke BedfordBedford City Timberlake Belcher 77 24 War Bramwell Pearisburg 460 Elkhorn City Salem CitySalem Grundy Bluefield 460 Roanoke City Vinton Rustburg Bluefield 81 Pamplin Squire Blacksburg Roanoke 24 Evington 24 100 Haysi 83 Mavisdale Tiptop Parrott Jewell Ridge Merrimac Starkey Moneta Madisonville Shawsville Gladys Bastian Mechanicsburg 43 15 Radford 11 Tazewell Radford City Boones Mill Altavista 19 Burkes Garden Bland Christiansburg Smith Mountain L. Phenix 40 122 Charlotte Court House Simpsons Brookneal High Road (177 Miles) • From Snowshoe, travel Rt. 219 N. to Valley Head (17 miles). • In Valley Head, take Rt. 15 to Webster Springs (30 miles). • In Webster Springs, take Rt. 20 N. to Buckhannon (52 miles). • In Buckhannon, take Rt. 33 to Elkins (29 miles). • In Elkins, take Rt. 219 S. to Rt. 66 and Snowshoe (49 miles). Sweeping curves along some of the region’s most beautiful roads make this route a “must see.” Stop at Holly River State Park and Paint Mountain Overlook to enjoy spectacular views. Visit the unique towns of Freedom Fest Buckhannon and Elkins where you can grab a meal, chat with friendly Every summer Snowshoe Mountain Resort hosts the popular Freedom locals, and just lie back for awhile. Fest Rally! This premier all brands rally continues to draw bikers from every part of the country. New and exciting tours and activities are A Pleasant Valley (119 Miles) planned every year. Vendor and exhibit areas, daily entertainment, bike shows, and rally parties make this the one rally you won’t want to miss! • From Snowshoe, take Rt. 219 S. to Highland Scenic Highway 150. For information and registration details about the next Freedom • Then take Rt. 150 W. to Rt. 39 W. to Richwood (44 miles). Fest Rally, visit snowshoefreedomfest.com or call 877-441-4FUN. • Then on to Fenwick (3 miles). • In Fenwick, take Rt. 20 N. through Webster Springs (34 miles). • Then take Rt. 15 to Monterville to Valley Head (24 miles). • Take Rt. 219 S. to Rt. 66 back to Snowshoe (13 miles). Beginning at 4,848’ at Snowshoe Mountain, this ride takes you through beautiful sylvan valleys. The Highland Scenic Highway winds for 22 miles along a mountain ridge overlooking valleys that have virtually no evidence of human existence, except for the well-maintained highway, ending at one of the most unique natural settings in North America, the Cranberry Glades. The Virginia’s (139 Miles) • From Snowshoe, travel Rt. 66 through Cass. Turn right on Rt. 28/92 and continue to Dunmore (24 miles). • Stay on 92 to Frost (7 miles). • At Frost, take 84 E. to Vanderpool, VA (19 miles). • Take Rt. 220 S. to Warm Springs (31 miles). • Take Rt. 39 through Mountain Grove (13 miles) across the state line through Minnehaha and Huntersville and Marlinton (18 miles). • At Marlinton, take Rt. 219 N back to Snowshoe (27 miles). Rt. 66 takes you through the historic town of Cass where you step back in time and ride the original Shay engines to Bald Knob, the second highest point in WV. Green Bank Telescope Salineville 39 East Liverpool Wellsville Amsterdam Toronto Weirton Steubenville Wellsburg 844 Adena 7 2 Tiltonsville Claysville Martins Ferry Wheeling Bellaire Shadyside 81 Moundsville Berlin Wind Ridge 21 96 McConnellsburg 30 Casselman 219 220 Rainsburg 250 70 Powhatan Point 11 522 Mont Alto Mercersburg 316 Cameron Ursina Meyersdale Hyndman Needmore 2 Greensboro 16 New Freeport 40 Waynesboro 78 Point Marion Markleysburg Addison Blacksville Wellersburg Proctor Littleton Flintstone 7 Grantsville Hancock 40A 68 Long Meadow Antioch 7 Brandonville New Martinsville Cumberland Hagerstown Morgantown Accident Frostburg Potomac R.Bath 800 7 Westover 9 Halfway
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