Canaan Valley
Provided by Tucker County CVB
Canaan Valley Resort. Photo by Justin Harris/Canaan Valley Resort.
Lewisburg
Provided by Greenbrier County CVB
Lewisburg’s quaint downtown is a cozy setting for a
honeymoon after a roaring wedding celebration. For a
unique blend of the old and new, stay at The Historic
General Lewis Inn. This luxury boutique inn offers opulent
suites, indulgent amenities and mouthwatering meals in
the Jefferson Dining Room.
Couples can walk hand in hand exploring the downtown
shops and art galleries and observing the city’s preserved
architecture. Find treasures to fill your new home at Harmony
Ridge Gallery and Robert’s Antiques or art from Lee Street
Studios. For lunch, try the farm-to-table standout Stardust
Café, serving locally raised meats, fair trade coffees and
seasonal produce. In the evening, enjoy world-class
entertainment at Greenbrier Valley Theatre with productions
ranging from Broadway blockbusters to enthralling dramas,
or tap your toes at Carnegie Hall, which presents an eclectic
season filled with Americana, classical music and more.
The Canaan Valley area is a one-of-a-kind honeymoon
destination where old-world artistry and outdoor adventure
combine with modern amenities. Located in one of the most
stunning natural environments in West Virginia, the area
offers couples an unforgettable getaway any time of year.
Downtown Lewisburg.
Photo by Greenbrier County CVB.
Canaan Valley Resort State Park pulls triple duty as a
luxurious resort, a four-season destination and a pristine
6,000-acre state park. Guests can choose from lodge or
cabin accommodations, and newlyweds will have a chance
to catch their breath with a spa visit at the resort or Allegheny
Holistic Health Care. A full-service ski area is open during
the winter, and during the rest of the year, a championship
golf course, sporting clays and miles of hiking and biking
trails are open for guests to enjoy.
For hiking enthusiasts, Dolly Sods is a unique attraction
where, on a clear day, visitors can see seven mountain
ridges across a 30-mile stretch. Guests will find breathtaking
views at Blackwater Falls State Park and Lindy Point. Music
lovers will discover the ultimate road trip adventure with the
Mountain Music Trail, including a stop for live music at the
Purple Fiddle in Thomas.
For foodies and craft beer lovers, the towns of Davis and
Thomas are known for serving up big flavor. At Stumptown
Ales in Davis, visitors can sample the notable double-IPA
brewed Holy Citra and the Lefty Lucy American Ale. Nearby,
Sirianni’s Café, a must-stop for foodies, is known for its to-
die-for pizza and pasta. Meanwhile in Thomas, craft beer
fans will find Mountain State Brewing Company, one of
the oldest and largest microbreweries in the state. See the
inner workings of the brewery’s seven-barrel brewhouse
and taproom for free.
The Canaan Valley area has something for everyone. For
more information, visit www.canaanvalley.org.
Toast to a new beginning at Smooth Ambler Spirits. Sip
samples of craft whiskey, then take a tour to learn how
it’s made. At The French Goat, the bistro-style menu with
touches of the South pair well with a diverse wine list and
hand-crafted cocktails.
Relax together at The Greenbrier’s mineral spa, where
traditional sulphur treatments are combined with state-
of-the-art therapeutic experiences. At The Salt Cave and
Spa, a man-made cave lined with restorative Himalayan
salt, staff specialize in halotherapy, light therapy, massages,
facials and more.
For the adventurous couple, hit the road in a two-person,
open-air Slingshot. Rent the roadster from Greenbrier Off-
Road Adventures and navigate the twists and turns of the
area’s rolling hills. For fresh air, pack some snacks and take
a hike on one of the many trails at Greenbrier State Forest.
To plan your trip to Lewisburg, visit www.greenbrierwv.com.
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