Family Things To Do in Lost Creek, West Virginia

The 1876 Smith family home has been restored as a museum, and an additional living history museum houses many early farm artifacts. The heritage of early West Virginia is preserved in the pioneer homestead restoration at this park. ... More on Heritage

The heritage of early West Virginia is preserved in the pioneer homestead restoration at this park. Through the wisdom of a descendent, the late 1700s farm of Watters Smith was bequeathed to the st... More on Epinions.com

The late 1700's farm of Watters Smith was bequeathed to the state park system to be preserved ... More on Yahoo! Travel

My kids love the cotton candy ice cream with sprinkles. More on Yahoo! Travel

Clarksburg: From US Rt. 50 exit to West Virginia Avenue. Turn left on West Virginia Ave., then right on N. 19th Street, continuing until past Marino Brothers, turn left on Williams Ave. Continue on... More on TrailLink.com

The views were unattractive and the creek the trail followed was full of old tires and litter. More on TrailLink.com

You ride parallel to a beautiful trailer park view to the left and up into the woods. In the woods you got 1 big A$$ hill climb to the ridgetop. from here on it's "TRAILERPARK HEAVEN"... Then the p... More on trails.mtbr.com

(State Road garage will be on leftside of highway) Slow down and turn left off 33 onto the road between State Road Complex on left and Oakwood Homes on right, cross railroad tracks and turn left on... More on trails.mtbr.com

An interconnecting network of old rail road grades, four wheeler trails, gas well roads, lumber roads, etc... you name it. An assortment of terrain, scenery, and vistas. everything from steeps, to ... More on trails.mtbr.com

I finally found the correct spot for this trail. The dot that is shown on the map is wrong, and I went exploring and found it after three trips. On my GPS map (too big to upload) the mouth to the t... More on trails.mtbr.com

The building is a nice little nostalgic walk-up window style with concrete tables to sit at. More on Yahoo! Travel

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good fast food: food is always fresh service is great More on Yahoo! Travel

The starting point in Shinnston is accessible from US Hwy. 19 on the southern end of town. To reach Shinnston from the Shinnston/Saltwell Road exit off Interstate 79, turn left (west) and proceed a... More on TrailLink.com

It isn't as much of a challenge as the Elkins to Phillip trail but a good trail and well kept for the most part. More on TrailLink.com