West Virginia travel region

Where to stay in the Metro Valley

Metro Valley is the most populous of the nine regions and holds both of West Virginia's largest cities, Charleston and Huntington. It covers Cabell, Kanawha, Lincoln, Mason, Putnam and Wayne counties along the Kanawha and Ohio rivers. Interstates 64, 77 and 79 converge in Charleston, which makes the region the state's main air, rail and highway hub.

What is the Metro Valley?

Metro Valley is the most populous of the nine regions and holds both of West Virginia's largest cities, Charleston and Huntington. It covers Cabell, Kanawha, Lincoln, Mason, Putnam and Wayne counties along the Kanawha and Ohio rivers. Interstates 64, 77 and 79 converge in Charleston, which makes the region the state's main air, rail and highway hub.

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The Metro Valley: what people ask

Which counties are in the Metro Valley?
The Metro Valley takes in Cabell County, Kanawha County, Lincoln County, Mason County, Putnam County, Wayne County. Their county seats are Huntington, Charleston, Hamlin, Point Pleasant, Winfield, Wayne.
Where do most people stay in the Metro Valley?
Charleston, Huntington, Beech Fork State Park, Hurricane have the most lodging in the region. Each has its own page showing what is currently listed there.
Where should I stay in the Metro Valley?
Charleston, Huntington, Beech Fork State Park, Hurricane offer the widest choice. Each has its own page showing what is currently listed there and what is nearby.
What is there to do in the Metro Valley?
Visitors to the Metro Valley come for history and heritage, hiking, kayaking and canoeing, fishing, boating. Each of these has its own page listing the areas people travel to for it.
Is the Metro Valley worth visiting?
Metro Valley is the most populous of the nine regions and holds both of West Virginia's largest cities, Charleston and Huntington. It covers Cabell, Kanawha, Lincoln, Mason, Putnam and Wayne counties along the Kanawha and Ohio rivers. Interstates 64, 77 and 79 converge in Charleston, which makes the region the state's main air, rail and highway hub.