A WV road trip guide starring bluegrass, hippies and snow tubes

West Virginia is an excellent place for a roadtrip. It’s curving, mountainous back roads have none of DC’s gridlock. This map is of the loop I have driven several times. The drive takes about a day to complete, but contains enough attractions to sustain a weekend. Running through the northern part of the Monongahela National Forest, this area is gorgeous in all seasons. But, with ski (cross country and downhill) resorts and cozy restaurants, it’s an excellent trip in the dead of winter.

Click on the map below for a do-it-yourself guide to this road trip:

[googlemaps West Virginia Map]

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  1. By We’re Out of Here | Happy Birthday to Us! on November 6, 2009 at 12:21 pm

    [...] Davis-Elkins loop – While I’ve been singing West Virginia’s praises since this blog began, I have yet to influence anyone to actually go there. I don’t give up easily.  Follow this route for a road trip, relaxing escape from DC insanity and getaway that’s great in the winter.  There’s skiing, burritos and beer. Just do it! See our post here. [...]

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