Greenbrier Valley West Virginia Tourism

Located among the Alleghany Mountains, the Greenbrier Valley is home to the communities of Alderson, Lewisburg, Rainelle, Ronceverte and White Sulphur Springs. Within these 1,000 square miles, you can find something to pique most everyone’s interests.

America’s Resort, The Greenbrier, is a National Historic Landmark, representing more than two centuries of history with classic architecture, exquisite interior design, carefully sculpted landscape and impeccable service. The resort offers more than fifty recreational activities, including The Bunker, The Greenbrier Spa and The Greenbrier Casino Club. This White Sulphur Springs landmark is also home to The Greenbrier Classic, a PGA TOUR, FedExCup Series Event.

Lewisburg, the county seat, was named America’s Coolest Small Town by Budget Travel magazine in 2011. The town boasts an amazing arts scene, including Greenbrier Valley Theatre, West Virginia’s Official Professional Theatre, and Carnegie Hall, one of only four in operation in the world. You can also find a surprising collection of art galleries, award-winning restaurants, fashionable boutiques and nationally recognized events like the Lewisburg Chocolate Festival.

The Greenbrier Valley offers an abundance of outdoor recreation opportunities for all ages and skill levels. From biking along the 78-mile Greenbrier River Trail and hiking in the Greenbrier State Forest to floating down the Greenbrier River and exploring an underground adventure in Lost World Caverns or Organ Cave.

The region is also home to two unique beverage producers. Watts Roost is a farm winery that grows grapes locally and makes wines onsite. Smooth Ambler Spirits, a small batch artisan distillery, produces vodka, gin, bourbon and whiskey using local and regional ingredients. Both facilities are open to the public for tastings and tours.