Quirky Tourist Attractions in or near West Virginia

While in West Virginia, you might enjoy a visit to:

Learn what it's like to live behind bars -- for an hour or so -- in this decommissioned prison. Has an electric chair and gallows, too, but just for viewing.
~62 miles from Weston.

Formerly known as the National Radio Astronomy Observatory. Giant dishes point heavenward in a place where you shouldn't count on mobile phone service. The Visitors Center features the first radio telescope, and fragments of one that collapsed.
~54 miles from Weston.

18 holes of golf in a fake cave above Pennsylvania's largest commercial cave.
~66 miles from Weston.

A hilltop hunk of Christian iconography, courtesy of Methodist donations and the steel mills of western Pennsylvania.
~73 miles from Weston.

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