Several West Virginia towns have been named as finalists in the 14th annual Top Adventure Towns Contest. The announcement was made by WVNS-TV, highlighting the state’s unique outdoor recreational opportunities and attractions.
Among the towns named as finalists are Fayetteville, Shepherdstown, and Davis. These towns have been recognized for their dedication to promoting outdoor adventures such as hiking, rafting, and biking. They are also praised for their scenic beauty and proximity to national parks and forests.
Fayetteville, located in the New River Gorge region, is known for its world-class whitewater rafting and rock climbing opportunities. Shepherdstown, located along the Potomac River, offers a charming small-town atmosphere and access to the C&O Canal towpath for biking and hiking. Davis, nestled in the mountains of Tucker County, is a hub for outdoor enthusiasts looking to explore nearby attractions such as Blackwater Falls State Park and Dolly Sods Wilderness.
The Top Adventure Towns Contest recognizes towns across the country that excel in providing outdoor recreational activities and a high quality of life for residents and visitors alike. Finalists are selected based on criteria such as accessibility to outdoor amenities, community engagement in outdoor initiatives, and overall outdoor culture.
West Virginia’s representation as a finalist in the contest showcases the state’s commitment to promoting its natural resources and attracting outdoor enthusiasts from near and far. The winners of the Top Adventure Towns Contest will be announced in the coming weeks, with the selected towns receiving recognition and support for their efforts to provide exceptional outdoor experiences.
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