
Greenbrier County
Greenbrier County combines history, outdoor activities and artistic allure. Stroll through small towns brimming with historic sites, fine art galleries and local restaurants. Visit one of just four Carnegie Halls worldwide, or embark on a self-guided walking tour to learn about the area’s 18th and 19th-century history, founders and architecture. Enjoy the great outdoors along the Greenbrier River Trail or go deep underground on a cave tour. And when summer rolls around, attend the annual State Fair of West Virginia.
With first-class restaurants, historic museums and scenic hiking trails, Greenbrier County welcomes every type of traveler. Ready to explore? Request a free travel guide to start planning your trip!
Request Your Free GuideThe 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. For a day of rest and rejuvenation, head to White Sulphur Springs for a soothing day at the Pomona Salt Cave and Spa.
For outdoor enthusiasts, the county is a haven of adventure. Traverse the scenic Greenbrier River Trail and explore Greenbrier State Forest to enjoy fishing, camping, cycling 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, such as those from Smooth Ambler Spirits Distillery, Hawk Knob, Appalachian Hard Cider and Greenbrier Valley Brewing Company, available throughout the county. Lewisburg is known for its arts and culture, with venues like Carnegie Hall and Greenbrier Valley Theatre boasting larger-than-life productions.
For more information, contact the Greenbrier County Convention and Visitors Bureau.

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We’re an outdoor playground. There’s an energy and tranquility here that you’re not likely to find in other places. This is where traditions keep us in touch with our heritage. We offer a wide range of options for meetings, conference centers, dining, shopping and lodging with year-round events and activities for the whole family. Plan your trip to Greenbrier County, West Virginia, today. Request your free travel guide!
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Greenbrier Valley Theatre Presents: Tuesdays with Morrie
Adapted from Mitch Albom’s beloved memoir, Tuesdays with Morrie is a moving and life-affirming story about the lessons that stay with us long after graduation. When sportswriter Mitch Albom reconnects with his former college professor, Morrie Schwartz, their weekly visits blossom into heartfelt conversations about love, loss, and what truly…
Sep
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Greenbrier Valley Theatre Presents: The Greenbrier Ghost
Based on the true story that led to the only U.S. murder conviction based on ghost testimony, The Greenbrier Ghost is a haunting Appalachian musical rooted in West Virginia legend. When newlywed Zona Heaster dies under suspicious circumstances, her mother claims Zona’s ghost has revealed the truth: she was murdered.…
Oct
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Greenbrier Valley Theatre Presents: The Mousetrap
The world’s longest-running play, Agatha Christie’s The Mousetrap, is the ultimate classic mystery. When a snowstorm strands a group of strangers in a remote English guesthouse, what begins as a cozy retreat quickly turns chilling as one guest is found murdered, and the killer is still among them. Secrets unravel, identities shift,…
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