Potomac Highlands

The Potomac Highlands solidifies itself as uniquely West Virginia with its scenic winding roads that come alive in the fall with vibrant colors, turns into a picturesque Christmas card in the winter and reawakens with the scent of farm-fresh produce in the spring and summer.

From romantic cabins and treehouse rentals, to farm-based educational experiences and outdoor adventure, this region offers a trip into the heart of the Appalachian experience.  Learn the age-old process of harvesting maple syrup at Frostmore Farms or M&S Maple Farm or head off the beaten path on horseback at Autumn Breeze Stables and see the beauty of the region. Get cozy on the farm at the Laurel River Club Bed & Breakfast.

For a complete guide of agritourism offerings in the Eastern Panhandle, download the Meet Me in the Mountain State Potomac Highlands travel guide.

Farm Stays

• Laurel River Club Bed & Breakfast

• Knapps Creek Trout Lodge

• Flying Squirrel Ranch & Farm 

Farm-to-Table Restaurants

• Flying W Farm

Fish Hatchery

• Mountain State Trout

Farm Markets

• Brookedale Farm

• Churchview Farm

• CJ Mt. Morgan's Farm

• Dean's Gap Farm

• Diamond G Farm

• Farmer's Daughter

• Hamilton's Eggs

• Our Roots

• Potomac Highland Market

• Quicken Farm

• Southside Depot

• Shreves Country Store

• Wardensville Farmer's Market

• Watermark Farm

• Weese Farm

Horse Riding

• Autumn Breeze Stables 

• Hidden Trails Stables LLC (Spring-Fall)

• Mountain Trail Rides
  

• Yokum's Seneca Rocks Stables (Spring-Fall)

Maple Syrup Harvesting

• Frostmore Farms

• M&S Maple Farm

• Potomac State College SAGE Sugar Shack

• Richter's Maplehouse

• Cool Hollows Maple Farm

U-Pick Farms

• Brushy Mountain Tree Farm (Winter)

• Buena Vista Farm

• Cherry Brook Farm

• CW's Corn Maze

• May Tree Farm (Winter)

• Snyder Farms

• Williams Sweet Corn

Wineries, Breweries, Distilleries & Hard Cideries

• Big Timber Brewing Company

• Cork's Turkey Knob Wines

• Healthberry Farm

• Old Spruce Brewing

• Still Hollow Spirits

• Stumptown Ales

• Swilled Dog

• West-Whitehill Winery

• Dry Run Spirits

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