Posts with tag 'Outdoor activities'

Home to West Virginia University and endless stretches of rolling mountain forest, the city of Morgantown, WV is a great place for anyone with a passion for the outdoors. And now that fall is on the way, our real estate agents are excited to share some of their favorite outdoor destinations in and around Morgantown!

1. Monongahela River Trail - Route 73, Morgantown , WV  26505
   A 48-mile trail network that connects areas throughout West Virginia, the Monongahela River Trail is one of the great outdoor resources in the region. The trails are open to hiking, running, dog walking, and cycling, with numerous access points in and around Morgantown, including trailheads near these Morgantown homes for sale. The Monongahela River Trail system is still an ongoing work in progress, with new sections being completed as the Mon River Trails Conservancy continues to convert West Virginia's disused railroad beds into public footpaths.

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If you plan to be in town shopping for your next home among Hurricane homes for sale this fall, you should also plan to make some time to explore the local area during your trip. There are lots of things to do around town this time of year, with many events planned that can help you get to know your soon-to-be new community. To help you get your plans rolling, here are some events around the Hurricane are that you're sure to fall for:

• Putnam County Craft Beer Festival 2019 - Sleepy Hollow Golf & Country Club, 3780 Sleepy Hollow Drive, Hurricane, WV
  The Putnam County Craft Beer Festival is quite an event, and it takes place on October 19 this year from noon until 5 p.m. Patrons will be treated to an afternoon of live music, food trucks, and other vendors, arts and crafts, and, of course, craft beers. The festival will feature a vast selection of craft beers from around West Virginia and surrounding regions.

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West Virginia's second-largest city and home to Marshall University, Huntington sits on the shores of the scenic Ohio River at the point where West Virginia, Ohio, and Kentucky meet. First settled as a major hub for the railroad industry, Huntington features a bustling, modern downtown with a side of Southern hospitality.  Autumn is a particularly stunning time of year, with brilliant fall foliage covering the rounded, wooded Appalachian foothills rising on all sides of this West Virginia gem. Our real estate agents recommend some of their favorite spots to hit while taking time out from showing affordable, beautiful Huntington homes for sale.  

1. Heritage Farm Museum & Village - 3300 Harvey Road, Huntington
   This unique destination celebrates the rich history of 19th-century Appalachia to the present. It's also one of the best places to spend the day and learn about the history of the architecture, folklore, arts, and crafts, and daily life in Appalachia. Founded in 1973 by Mike and Henriella Perry, Heritage Farm Museum & Village includes more than 25,000 square feet of Appalachian artifacts in seven museums and includes a beautiful doll and quilt collection. In the Artisan Center, you'll find the Heritage Farm Artisan Guild, a group of skilled tradespeople dedicated to the conservation and development of traditional Appalachian arts and crafts. Or check out the "Smithsonian Room," an amazing public workshop space. Kids will love the petting zoo, too!

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Fall is the best time of year to get out and about in Charleston. As the weather cools off and the leaves change colors in the crisp autumn air, our real estate agents recommend making a trip or two to the following parks. Each has something different to offer and you will cherish finding a favorite place for you and your family to rest, relax, and recharge.   

1. Cato Park - 200 Baker Lane, Charleston, WV 25302
   Founded in 1970, Cato Park is one of the most popular parks in Charleston. With 90 acres to explore, there's plenty for everyone in the family to discover and enjoy. The park features picnic areas, a beautiful playground, and a seasonal swimming pool that is perfect for cooling off in on a hot summer's day. Cato Park is also the perfect place to sit down and ponder the Charleston homes for sale you want to drive by and take a look at on your way home.

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Summertime is a wonderful time of the year in West Virginia. Our real estate agents absolutely love the fresh breeze and warm sun that shines on Putnam County from May until September. With average high temperatures reaching a beautiful 86 degrees and average lows settling at a comfortable mid-'60s, there's no better time of the year to get out and get active around Hurricane!

Hurricane, West Virginia, is a lovely place to live and visit. This small town harbors fantastic outdoor attractions for adults and children alike. From the local arts and culture to the charming shops and eateries throughout downtown's vibrant Main Street, there's plenty to enjoy while browsing Hurricane homes for sale. We suggest you take advantage of the warm weather and bring the kids to one of Hurricane's two great parks to cool down.

1. Sprayground at Hurricane City Park — Teays Valley Road, Hurricane, WV 25526
   Grab the family and head over to the Sprayground at Hurricane City Park for some summer fun! This spectacular splash park has been acknowledged as a Top 50 U.S. Playground by the Early Childhood Education Zone. What we love about the Sprayground is that it's specifically designed for children of all ages, so even the little ones can have an exciting and safe experience. Admission to this state-of-the-art splash pad is free for residents of Putnam County and only $3 for visitors. Kids can splash around while parents enjoy shaded seating areas. There's also a concession stand available for snacks.

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