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Places in Pocahontas County

 

That is an extensive list! Pocahontas County, West Virginia, is known as "Nature's Mountain Playground" and is quite vast, with a small population spread across numerous small communities, natural areas, and historical sites.

While reaching exactly 100 named settlements and points of interest can be challenging for a rural county, I can provide a comprehensive list of towns, census-designated places (CDPs), unincorporated communities, state parks, forests, and key attractions.

Here is a list of over 100 places in Pocahontas County, West Virginia:

🏞️ Populated Places (Towns, CDPs, and Unincorporated Communities)

  1. Marlinton (County Seat)

  2. Durbin (Town)

  3. Hillsboro (Town)

  4. Arbovale (CDP)

  5. Bartow (CDP)

  6. Cass (CDP)

  7. Frank (CDP)

  8. Green Bank (CDP)

  9. Huntersville (CDP)

  10. Beard

  11. Beard Heights

  12. Boyer

  13. Braucher

  14. Brownsburg

  15. Buckeye

  16. Burner

  17. Burnsides

  18. Burr

  19. Campbelltown

  20. Clawson

  21. Clover Lick

  22. Deer Creek

  23. Denmar

  24. Dilleys Mill

  25. Droop

  26. Dunmore

  27. Edray

  28. Frost

  29. Gertrude

  30. Harter

  31. Hosterman

  32. Jacox

  33. Kennison

  34. Knapp

  35. Linwood

  36. Lobelia

  37. Locust

  38. Mace

  39. May

  40. Mill Point

  41. Mill Run

  42. Minnehaha Springs

  43. Nida

  44. Nottingham

  45. Olive

  46. Onoto

  47. Raintown

  48. Raywood

  49. Rimel

  50. Seebert

  51. Sitlington

  52. Slaty Fork

  53. Snowshoe

  54. Spice

  55. Spruce

  56. Stillwell

  57. Stony Bottom

  58. Sunset

  59. Thornwood

  60. Thorny Creek

  61. Violet

  62. Walnut

  63. Wanless

  64. Warwick

  65. Watoga

  66. West Union

  67. Wildell

  68. Woodrow

🌲 Parks, Forests, and Natural Areas

  1. Monongahela National Forest (Large part of the county is within this)

  2. Watoga State Park

  3. Cass Scenic Railroad State Park

  4. Droop Mountain Battlefield State Park

  5. Beartown State Park

  6. Seneca State Forest

  7. Calvin Price State Forest

  8. Cranberry Glades Botanical Area

  9. Cranberry Wilderness Area

  10. Gaudineer Scenic Area

  11. Falls of Hills Creek

  12. Greenbrier River Trail (78-mile rail trail)

  13. Highland Scenic Highway (Part of this National Forest Scenic Byway runs through the county)

  14. Spruce Knob-Seneca Rocks National Recreation Area (Portions are in the county)

  15. Marlinton Wildlife Management Area

  16. Neola Wildlife Management Area

  17. Slatyfork Wilderness

  18. The Birthplace of Rivers (Region, encompassing the headwaters of 8 rivers: Cherry, Cranberry, Elk, Gauley, Greenbrier, Tygart Valley, Williams, and Shavers Fork of the Cheat River)

  19. Bald Knob (Third-highest point in WV, accessible via Cass Scenic Railroad)

  20. Gaudineer Knob (High point on Shavers Mountain)

  21. Cranberry Mountain Nature Center

🔭 Points of Interest and Attractions

  1. Green Bank Observatory (Home of the Green Bank Telescope)

  2. Snowshoe Mountain Resort

  3. Pearl S. Buck Birthplace Museum

  4. Marlinton Opera House

  5. Pocahontas County Courthouse (In Marlinton)

  6. Marlinton Depot (Visitor Center and Greenbrier River Trail Access)

  7. Pocahontas Times Print Shop (Historical site in Marlinton)

  8. Sharps Tunnel and Bridge (Along the Greenbrier River Trail)

  9. Allegheny Trail (A long-distance hiking trail passing through)

  10. Fort Warwick (Historical site)

  11. Locust Creek Covered Bridge

  12. Howe's Leather Tannery (Historical site near Frank)

  13. Webster Run Bridge (Historical railway bridge)


If you are planning a trip, would you like more information about a specific town, a park, or an attraction in Pocahontas County?

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