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Thanks to its cool mountain climate and
great natural beauty, southern West
Virginia and the New River Gorge region
have been havens for resort communities
since the American Revolution. The
Greenbrier, at White Sulphur Springs, first
established as a resort in 1778, may be its
oldest and best-known, but others were soon
established. At White Sulphur, Red Sulphur,
Salt Sulphur, and Sweet Sulphur, vacation
cottages quickly sprang up around mineral
springs (then widely believed to embody
healing virtues.)
The arrival of railroads in the 1870s and modern highway systems in the mid-1900s only served to further the establishment of area resort communities. The Greenbrier and Glade Springs, near Beckley, continue to welcome guests and permanent residents to enjoy traditional venues, while the development of national park lands and new recreation opportunities, such as skiing and whitewater rafting, have led to the creation of "wilderness" and "adventure" resorts.
The arrival of railroads in the 1870s and modern highway systems in the mid-1900s only served to further the establishment of area resort communities. The Greenbrier and Glade Springs, near Beckley, continue to welcome guests and permanent residents to enjoy traditional venues, while the development of national park lands and new recreation opportunities, such as skiing and whitewater rafting, have led to the creation of "wilderness" and "adventure" resorts.

Sunlight streams through the Civil War
era pavillion at Blue Sulphur Springs,
remnant of one of the region's oldest
resort communities.
Buy West Virginia Property
111 E. Washington St.
Lewisburg, WV 24901
Tel: (304) 645-7700 -- Cell: (304) 619-5488

Tina Gibson specializes in homes and
properties for residential and
business investment in the
mountainous regions of southern West
Virginia -- near Union, Sutton,
Lewisburg, Fayetteville,
Summersville, Snowshoe Mountain, and
White Sulphur Springs. Bluegrass
farms, mountain retreats, vacation
properties, and historical homes are
among her specialties.
New River Gorge Preserve
RR 3 Box 68-B, Fayetteville, WV 25840
Fayetteville, WV 25840
Tel: (304) 574-1802

Gated privacy, spectacular
scenery, and unrivalled proximity
to Fayetteville are among the
reasons homebuilders are
investing in wooded residential
sites in the New River Gorge
Preserve. Overlooking the gorge
and its world-renown bridge, and
less than a mile from the
Fayetteville National Historic
District, residents are assured
outstanding security as well as
access to private park lands
within the community and national
park lands beyond.
News
News of note from West Virginia's New River Gorge region
Area's Real Estate Market Enjoying Upswing
Though commercial real estate may be suffering a downturn nationally, the market in the New River Gorge region and southern West Virginia is experiencing an upswing, according to a regional expert in commercial real estate development.
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