More than 600 kilometers of rail lines have been transformed into trails for walking, biking, and horseback riding. The rail trails (30 in total), with gentle or level difficulty and wide passages, are easily accessible and are among the most stunning and beautiful in the country.
The same rivers that carve the canyons of West Virginia also provide excellent fishing and boating opportunities. With its year-round fishing season, which includes an open trout season, as well as over 32,000 kilometers of streams and more than 100 public lakes for fishing, West Virginia offers amateur anglers diverse fishing experiences.
There is also plenty of fun in water activities. The Ohio and Kanawha rivers are popular among those with recreational boats, fishing boats, and personal watercraft. Many of the state’s lakes provide wonderful boating experiences.
West Virginia is a fantastic destination for golfing. In fact, the Mountain State has been recognized for having the first golf club in the United States (Oakhurst Links). Currently, there are over 100 courses in West Virginia.
West Virginia offers endless outdoor adventures, but that doesn’t mean it isn’t a wonderful place to relax. The state’s renowned spas are a great way to relieve stress in a soak in the hot mineral springs and enjoy numerous treatments offered by professionals.
The hospitality of West Virginia is famous. Experience the luxury of a sophisticated resort or sleep under the stars next to a gently flowing stream 
in the parks or camping areas. Wake up to a gourmet breakfast in a charming inn or rent a cozy cabin nestled in the heart of our tall forests.
It doesn’t matter if you prefer to relax or be active; in spring and summer, the capital of outdoor recreation in the east offers the perfect adventures for you. Is shopping and dining more your style? Come enjoy truly unique shopping and a complete culinary destination. And when it comes to art and entertainment, the Mountain State has many surprises, from international-level events and major productions to small-town numbers that stay true to the old traditions of the mountains.
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Source: www.visitbrasil.com