West Virginia travel region

Where to stay in the Mountain Lakes

Mountain Lakes is the geographic center of West Virginia, covering Braxton, Clay, Gilmer, Lewis, Nicholas, Upshur and Webster counties. Four Army Corps reservoirs give the region its name: Summersville Lake, Sutton Lake, Burnsville Lake and Stonewall Jackson Lake. Interstate 79 runs the length of it, and the Cranberry Wilderness and Highland Scenic Highway reach into its eastern edge.

What is the Mountain Lakes?

Mountain Lakes is the geographic center of West Virginia, covering Braxton, Clay, Gilmer, Lewis, Nicholas, Upshur and Webster counties. Four Army Corps reservoirs give the region its name: Summersville Lake, Sutton Lake, Burnsville Lake and Stonewall Jackson Lake. Interstate 79 runs the length of it, and the Cranberry Wilderness and Highland Scenic Highway reach into its eastern edge.

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There is nothing listed in the Mountain Lakes yet. If you own a place here, you can add it.

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The Mountain Lakes: what people ask

Which counties are in the Mountain Lakes?
The Mountain Lakes takes in Braxton County, Clay County, Gilmer County, Lewis County, Nicholas County, Upshur County, Webster County. Their county seats are Sutton, Clay, Glenville, Weston, Summersville, Buckhannon, Webster Springs.
Where do most people stay in the Mountain Lakes?
Summersville, Summersville Lake, Buckhannon, Elk River have the most lodging in the region. Each has its own page showing what is currently listed there.
Where should I stay in the Mountain Lakes?
Summersville, Summersville Lake, Buckhannon, Elk River 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 Mountain Lakes?
Visitors to the Mountain Lakes come for whitewater rafting, boating, fishing, rock climbing, hiking. Each of these has its own page listing the areas people travel to for it.
Is the Mountain Lakes worth visiting?
Mountain Lakes is the geographic center of West Virginia, covering Braxton, Clay, Gilmer, Lewis, Nicholas, Upshur and Webster counties. Four Army Corps reservoirs give the region its name: Summersville Lake, Sutton Lake, Burnsville Lake and Stonewall Jackson Lake. Interstate 79 runs the length of it, and the Cranberry Wilderness and Highland Scenic Highway reach into its eastern edge.