Greenbrier County
Greenbrier County combines history, outdoor activities and artistic allure. Visit Lewisburg, “America’s Coolest Small Town,” and explore one of just four Carnegie Halls globally. Head to White Sulphur Springs for the elegance of the famed Greenbrier Resort. Enjoy nature on the Greenbrier River Trail or go deep underground at Lost World Caverns.
The Timeless Charm of Southern West Virginia
In the serene landscapes of Greenbrier County, history and nature come alive. At its core is Lewisburg, one of West Virginia’s oldest towns, recognized as one of America’s top 100 Best Small Art Towns. Established in 1792, Lewisburg proudly showcases a 236-acre National Register Historic District, adorned with 18th and 19th-century architectural gems. Further enhancing the county’s charm, White Sulphur Springs houses the globally acclaimed Greenbrier Resort.
For outdoor enthusiasts, the county is a haven of adventure. Traverse the scenic Greenbrier River Trail, explore Greenbrier State Forest or enjoy fishing, camping and canoeing along the Greenbrier River. Go deep underground at Lost World Caverns and mark your calendar for the State Fair of West Virginia every August in Fairlea.
Enjoy the local scene with shopping, dining and artisanal spirits like Smooth Ambler, Hawk Knob Cidery and Meade, and Greenbrier Valley Brewing, available throughout the county. Lewisburg is known for its arts and culture, with venues like Carnegie Hall and Greenbrier Valley Theatre.
For more information, contact the Greenbrier County Convention and Visitors Bureau.
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