Accessible Destinations in West Virginia

23 wheelchair-accessible destinations in West Virginia with detailed accessibility information: Chesapeake & Ohio Canal National Historical Park, Gauley River National Recreation Area, New River Gorge National Park and Preserve, West Virginia State Museum, Clay Center for the Arts & Sciences.

• Chesapeake & Ohio Canal National Historical Park (Harpers Ferry) – A multi-state canal park with accessible visitor centers and restrooms, graded-gravel towpath conditions, and Great Falls planning guidance…
• Gauley River National Recreation Area (Summersville) – A West Virginia whitewater recreation area with limited access, wheelchair-accessible Tailwaters parking and campground areas, open-caption…
• New River Gorge National Park and Preserve (Glen Jean) – A 70,000-acre national park and preserve along the New River, with accessible visitor centers, captioned films, boardwalk overlooks, and se…
• West Virginia State Museum (Charleston) – A free museum in Charleston's Culture Center with accessible entrances, elevators to public levels, wheelchair-accessible restrooms, guest-…
• Clay Center for the Arts & Sciences (Charleston) – A 240,000-square-foot Charleston arts, science, museum, planetarium, and performance complex with accessible parking, elevators, wheelchair…
• Bluestone National Scenic River (Meadow Bridge) – Remote protected river corridor in southern West Virginia managed with New River Gorge.
• Canaan Valley Resort State Park (Davis) – Mountain resort state park with lodging, golf, trails, winter activities, and valley views.
• Coopers Rock State Forest (Bruceton Mills) – State forest near Morgantown with canyon overlooks, picnic areas, trails, camping, and climbing access.
• Cass Scenic Railroad State Park (Cass) – Ride historic steam trains through West Virginia's stunning mountain wilderness on tracks once used by logging railroads.
• The Greenbrier Golf Courses (White Sulphur Springs) – Four world-class golf courses at a historic West Virginia resort, with over a century of tradition and growing commitment to inclusive play.
• Harpers Ferry Adventure Center (Harpers Ferry) – An outdoor recreation hub on the Potomac River offering tubing, rafting, zip lines, and camping near the historic town of Harpers Ferry.
• Mardi Gras Casino & Resort (Nitro) – A full-service casino resort in Cross Lanes offering slots, table games, live entertainment, dining, and hotel accommodations.
• Snowshoe Mountain (Snowshoe) – West Virginia's premier mountain resort offers skiing, hiking, and growing adaptive recreation programs at 4,848 feet elevation.
• Snowshoe Mountain Bike Park (Snowshoe) – A nationally recognized mountain bike park in the West Virginia highlands with growing adaptive sports programs and stunning mountain scene…
• Summersville Lake Retreat & Lighthouse (Summersville) – A scenic lakeside retreat in West Virginia offering accessible cabins, camping, and lighthouse views overlooking Summersville Lake.
• Timberline Mountain (Davis) – West Virginia's premier ski resort in Canaan Valley, featuring adaptive programs and the Mid-Atlantic's longest run.
• Trans‑Allegheny Lunatic Asylum Tours (Weston) – A massive 1860s asylum turned National Historic Landmark, offering guided tours through 160 years of fascinating and haunting West Virginia…
• Camden Park (Huntington) – West Virginia's classic amusement park since 1903, offering rides, games, and family fun along the banks of the Mud River.
• West Virginia Penitentiary Tours (Moundsville) – A historic 1866 prison turned fascinating tour destination, with wheelchair-accessible day tours through gothic stone corridors.
• Wheeling Island Hotel-Casino-Racetrack (Wheeling) – A 24-hour casino, hotel, and greyhound racetrack on a historic island in the Ohio River, offering gaming, dining, and live entertainment.
• Water Ways Waterpark (Julian) – A family-friendly outdoor waterpark in Julian, WV featuring waterslides, a lazy river, kiddy pools, mini golf, and live entertainment.
• ACE Adventure Resort (Fayetteville) – A 1,500-acre rafting and zipline resort next to New River Gorge in Oak Hill, West Virginia; one campground bathhouse is ADA-accessible.
• Blackwater Falls State Park (Davis) – A West Virginia state park built around a 62-foot amber-tinted waterfall, with a paved, wheelchair-accessible trail to an overlook.