WV Agritourism Guide

Meet Me in the Mountain State

Throughout eastern West Virginia, agriculture-based businesses and experiences such as u-pick farms, farm-to-table restaurants, wineries, cideries, breweries, distilleries and farm stays offer unique experiences for travelers to learn and connect with the stories of one of the country’s most culturally rich regions.

Find your route into the roots of Appalachia with these helpful guides to agricultural-based experiences and farm-based opportunities.

Eastern Panhandle

An overview of agritourism activities in the Eastern Panhandle.

New River-Greenbrier Valley

An overview of agritourism activities in Greenbrier Valley.

Potomac Highlands

An overview of agritourism activities in the Potomac Highlands.

Meet Me in the Mountain State is an initiative created by WVU Extension to provide travelers and tourists with information about weekend getaways and afternoon adventures featuring agritourism businesses and opportunities.

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