Family Things To Do in Alum Creek, West Virginia

Love This Dairy Queen!: My family enjoys going to this Dairy Queen. The icecream is always just right. Never half melted or beginning to melt. A few places around here ... More on Yahoo! Travel

Slow but Good: While the food is good the service is very slow. More on Yahoo! Travel

I would recommend this for families with teens or couples. More on Yahoo! Travel

Can't wait to go back soon. More on Yahoo! Travel

Whitewater rafting, from gentle to adventurous; mountain biking, rock climbing, horseback riding and more.... More on Charlestonwv.com

We understood that renovations will be made shortly so it will be exciting to see all the new changes they ... More on Yahoo! Travel

About the WVSO The West Virginia Symphony Orchestra is West Virginia�s premier performing arts organization... More on Wvsymphony.org

This orchestra is about what you'd expect from a town this size. Not exceptional, but not disappointing, e... More on Yahoo! Travel

These are the best donuts I have ever eaten always fresh always delicious More on Yahoo! Travel

Festival of arts and crafts with over 230 vendors, food, music and entertainment. ... More on Yahoo! Travel

This is a great local festival for all interested in arts, crafts, photography, and local cusine. More on Yahoo! Travel

12-screen state-of-the-art movie theatre with stadium seating, high back chairs and ... More on Yahoo! Travel

Love the atmospher, the BIG screens and comfortalbe seats and friendliness of staff I just think that the ... More on Yahoo! Travel

I grew up visiting this lake. It's not much, but it is a local icon, known by everyone in the area. Excelle... More on GeckoGo

Although it has no camping or boating, a scenic walking trail as well as a decent sized lake for fishing ma... More on GeckoGo

Awesome trail that runs beside MRR,very fast and fun not too technial but a blast to blast More on trails.mtbr.com

Other recommended trails in the same area: Use Teaberry Rocks or Black Bear for a quick down hill return to the P'lot. More on trails.mtbr.com