Spring Has Sprung in Greenbrier Valley, West Virginia
Lewisburg, WV (April 15, 2010) – The daffodils are blooming and the tulips are budding. Spring has sprung in the Greenbrier Valley! Come shake off the winter blues and take advantage of spring’s warm days and cool evenings. It’s the perfect time to stroll down the streets of one of our charming small towns, enjoy lunch at an outside café or spread out a blanket in the grass and simply relax.
Shopping
For the shopping aficionado, visit one of the area’s historical towns. Between Alderson, Lewisburg, Rainelle, Ronceverte, and White Sulphur Springs, you are certain to find the perfect gift for yourself or someone else. From unique collectibles at Alderson’s Store to home décor at Lesia Campbell Interiors to fishing supplies at Serenity Now Outfitters, the area offers something for everyone’s shopping needs.
Dining
If you are in the mood for an exceptional cut of beef, try The Greenbrier’s newest restaurant, Prime 44 West, named after NBA legend and WV native, Jerry West. For a bit of nostalgia, eat at Jim’s Drive-In, a local favorite known for its Big Jim Specials. Restaurants in the Greenbrier Valley offer fresh seafood, veggie wraps, homemade pizzas, burritos and more. And as an added bonus, many of the area restaurants incorporate locally grown food into their daily specials.
Exploring
Take advantage of the Greenbrier State Forest’s annual Show-Me-Hike which provides the chance to discover blooming wildflowers during a guided tour. Self-guided walking tours are also available for exploring historic downtown Lewisburg and the city’s more than 220-year history. A trip to Watts Roost Vineyard offers a chance to sample wines made from French hybrid grapes while enjoying the idyllic setting of the Greenbrier countryside.
Relaxing
The Greenbrier Valley offers a wide range of lodging options for those who would like to visit the area and simply relax. From a cabin along the Greenbrier River to a quaint B&B, the selection of accommodations is diverse. You’ll find southern hospitality at The Historic General Lewis Inn and luxury at The Greenbrier resort. Whatever your taste, you’ll find a place to lay your head and unwind.
For more information about these and other attractions in the Greenbrier Valley, please call 1-800-833-2068 or visit http://www.greenbrierwv.com.
About the Greenbrier County Convention & Visitors Bureau:
The CVB’s mission is to strive each day to positively impact the area’s economy by marketing the region as a premier tourist destination. The Greenbrier Valley is the second most visited region in the state with 1.3 million visitors annually and an economic impact of more than $214 million.
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