West Virginia Scenic Beauty Becomes Tourists’ Gold
West Virginia’s hard surfaced roads open vast scenic areas along the Midland Trail Seneca Trail and Turnpike. Farmers capitalize on tourist trade with cabins roadside stands and tourist camps near Seneca Rocks and South Branch Valley. National forests Shenandoah and Monongahela boost recreation value, promising steady demand for nature’s crop revenue.
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Shenandoah Valley
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Potomac River
Seneca Rocks
Pendelton County
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Monongahela
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