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Get Ready for Ski Season in Pocahontas County
When our real estate agents want to hit the slopes, they don't head to Vermont or Colorado. As the prime spot for snow sports, West Virginia is home to some of the more challenging trails in the United States. There's plenty of excitement around Pocahontas County homes for sale as opening day for the slopes is approaching.
Get to Know Snowshoe Mountain
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Hiking Equipment for Long-Distance Trails
Pocahontas County offers 350,000 acres of public land. That includes two state forests, five state parks, and a good-sized chunk of Monongahela National Forest. Plus, the 78-mile Greenbrier River Trail passes by countless Pocahontas County homes for sale.
In short, it's a backpacker's paradise. If you're planning a long-distance hike in Pocahontas County, our real estate agents want to set you off in the right direction.
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Summer Wildlife You'll See Around Pocahontas County
There's a reason our state is known as 'Wild Wonderful West Virginia,' and it's not just because it looks good on welcome signs and license plates. West Virginia offers a wealth of wildlife that's tough to beat in the lower 48 states, and our real estate agents' locale in Pocahontas County is a great place to experience that.
Whether your reason for visiting West Virginia is hiking, hunting, fishing, or bird watching, you can count on seeing some wild creatures. Here's what you need to know about wildlife watching in Pocahontas County this summer.
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Horseback Riding Around Pocahontas County
It's hard to imagine a better place for horseback riding than Pocahontas County, West Virginia. There's a reason our part of the world is known as Nature's Mountain Playground.
If you're looking for great trails for horseback riding, our real estate agents can assure you that you've come to the right place. These are some of the best places to saddle up your trusty steed in Pocahontas County!
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Get Out on the Water in Pocahontas County
West Virginia's Pocahontas County is known first and foremost for its mountains. This rugged landscape is crisscrossed by trails, making it prime territory for hiking and mountain biking, but water adventures are also on the docket when you visit Pocahontas County.
Rivers, streams, lakes, and ponds in our neck of the woods provide unparalleled opportunities for rafting, kayaking, fishing, and swimming. This summer, let our real estate agents be your guides to getting on the water in Pocahontas County.