We usually travel by way of Charleston, West Virginia, and the newer highways, but we plan to go back in late Sept to show new family member the fall leaves. I Notice the eastern part of the state (pocahontas) county starts to change in late Sept. What road do we get on in Virginia to enter Pocahontas county, West Virginia? I know color display, is better in early Oct, but you take vacations when you can get them.
Thank you.
Use Google Maps _get directions_ function to plot a course from your location to a destination in Pocahontas county. Just about anywhere in WV is beautiful in the fall. I_m hoping to take a 3 day motorcycle trip into the Greenbank area in late August or September.
http://maps.google.com/
You need to come to Fayette county. It_s just south of Charleston. The road is called route 19.. Drive across the new river gorge bridge.. the view does NOT get any better than that.. it_s absolutely gorgeous. Plus there is a really nice scenic overlook. I would say your best bet would be to map quest directions to it, though, because I don_t really know where you_re coming from, but I assure you that you will LOVE the view =).
I cant really find the best picture of the foliage around the bridge in the fall, but on this site there are some place in southern WV that aren_t very far from the bridge that you can go to, and in the third row of the pictures you can see the bridge:
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