Hiking, biking, canoeing, fly fishing, horseback riding, kayaking-lots to do in the Southwest Virgi

The Huffman House, a restored historic farmhouse,with it's 61 acres of streams, pastures, barns, farm animals and abundant wildlife, offers guests the rich history, romance and extraordinary experience of peaceful country living, as it was in the late 1800's. You'll never guess you are only 20 minutes from Blacksburg, home of Virginia Tech and all the conveniences of the modern world. Hike the nearby Appalachian Trail, read your favorite book on the old front porch swing or let Ron and Carol introduce you to their sheep, Haflinger Horses, llamas, donkeys, turkeys, ducks, geese, dogs and cats!

Beautiful French Style home on 165 gorgeous acres, 5 spacious BR's/private baths. You'll love it!

The Davenport House Bed & Breakfast's main house is a high-end 1925 Sears kit house but provides the accommodations of the 21st century with two new private, beautifully appointed cottages with their own decks and farm views. It's perfect for a romantic getaway or a cozy overnight with the family on the way to the local ski resorts or to enjoy the many fun activities of the scenic Greenbrier Valley. Family reunions and weddings are also very welcome at our family friendly home.

The General Lewis Inn, an historic West Virginia country inn and restaurant, in Lewisburg, WV, is the ideal setting for your romantic weekend getaway, adventure on crystal blue water or trip back into time in the beautiful Greenbrier Valley of West Virginia. Did you hear the sound of cannon fire? Oh, we didn’t mention that the General Lewis is located on the site of an 1862 Civil War Battle. Civil War and Revolutionary history lives around every corner of our historically preserved town.

Peaceful country resort along Indian Creek with hiking, gardens, pool, and spa

The James Wylie House is located in the village of White Sulphur Springs at the base of the Allegheny Mountains. Built in 1819 for Greenbrier poineer, Richard Dickson, the property has evolved from a working farm of over 1300 acres to a boarding house. Fully restored and placed on the National Registry of Historic homes in 1990, the B&B continues its long history of hosting travelers. Come join us on the porch for a lemonade and some fresh mountain air.

James Laing, a successful coal mine owner, built this stately home in 1904. This lovely three-story stone house features eight bedrooms and six "tigered" oak fireplaces and is listed on the National Historic Register. Mr. Laing developed a friendship with Andrew Carnegie of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, and was instrumental in securing funds for Carnegie Hall in Lewisburg. Located only one block from the Laing House, Carnegie Hall is an important cultural arts center for Greenbrier County and surrounding communities. Enjoy a leisurely breakfast in our elegant dining room before exploring Lewisburg's historic district.

Located in Historic Hinton, WV and listed on the National Register of Historic Places.