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Alderson Historic District

Type: Historic Attractions/Museums

Offering 165 structures of historic or architectural significance. Examples include Greek Revival, Federal, Queen Anne and Victorian. Also a restored 1896 rail station. Located on the Monroe & Greenbrier County sides of the Greenbrier River.

Alderson Memorial Pedestrian Bridge

Type: Historic Attractions/Museums

Built in 1913 and on the National Register of Historic Places, this rare concrete arch bridge links two counties and one town together and offers gorgeous views up and down the Greenbrier River. Closed to all but foot traffic except during the Alderson Fourth of July Parade. Located on Rt. 12 and Monroe Ave.

American Heritage Music Hall

Type: The Arts/Theater

Local musicians promoting American heritage music. Open jamming sessions, live entertainment and dancing. Family atmosphere in an alcohol and smoke-free environment.

Andrew Lewis Park

Type: Historic Attractions/Museums

Discovered and named in the early 1750s for surveyor and later General Andrew Lewis, the park includes the town’s original spring that supplied water to its earliest settlements.

Big & Little Clear Creeks

Type: Outdoor Recreation

Stocked several times during spring and fall. Both creeks are very accessible and offer trout fishing areas. Located perpendicular to Rt 60 in Rupert.

Blue Bend Recreational Area

Type: Outdoor Recreation

A part of the Monongahela National Forest, offering camping, scenic hiking trails, swimming and picnic shelters. Fishing available at Blue Bend and Anthony Creek. Located on County Rt. 16/2 toward Anthony off of Rt. 92.

The C&O Railroad Depot

Type: Historic Attractions/Museums

Newly restored C&O Depot (c. 1896) featuring a seasonal museum and gift shop. Located in the Alderson Historic District.

Carnegie Hall

Type: Historic Attractions/Museums, The Arts/Theater

Built in 1902 as a gift from Andrew Carnegie. Carnegie Hall is a non-profit performing arts center offering live performances, education and changing art exhibits throughout the year. Visit them online for their full performance schedule.

Civil War Trails Brochure

Type: Historic Attractions/Museums

The Greenbrier Valley is home to several Civil War Trails sites, including the Alderson Ferry Crossing, Battle of Lewisburg and Organ Cave to name a few. These sites have been designated as part of the West Virginia Civil War Trails Program and are included in the official Civil War Trails brochure.

Confederate Cemetery

Type: Historic Attractions/Museums

A cross-shaped mass grave containing the remains of 95 unknown Confederate soldiers who were killed or mortally wounded during the May 23, 1862 Battle of Lewisburg. The site lies within the position occupied by the Union forces. 

Downtown Lewisburg

Type: Downtown, Historic Attractions/Museums, Nightlife, Shopping, The Arts/Theater

Discover a surprising selection of over 50 art galleries, award winning resturants, sidewalk cafes, antique shops and clothing boutiques. See why Lewisburg is a Top Mountain Town in America.

Driving Tours of the Greenbrier Valley

Type: Farms, Historic Attractions/Museums, Outdoor Recreation

This brochure offers a number of self-guided, back-roads tours for visitors and residents alike. Sightseers are able to explore the Greenbrier Valley’s historic landmarks, beautiful scenery and quaint towns among many other attractions.

EZ Rats

Type: Nightlife

Fort Spring Boat Launch

Type: Outdoor Recreation

Canoe/kayak put-in located seven miles from Alderson.  Enjoy mild whitewater along the downstream, two to three-hour journey to Alderson. Located at the Intersection of Rt. 63 and CR. 43 in Fort Spring.

Free Spirit Adventures

Type: Family Fun, Outdoor Recreation

Servicing the entire Greenbrier River Trail with bicycle rentals, shuttles, tours, sales, service and bicycle school.  Located on Rt. 60 between Lewisburg & White Sulphur Springs.