Welcome to Hardy County . . .

Announcements:

Coming June 25-27, 2010, the sounds of steam whistles, the clickety-clack of steel wheels on rails, the smell of coal smoke and the excitement from children of all ages will take over Petersburg, WV. This quaint American town is located just south of Moorefield. Thousands of train lovers will ascend on Petersburg nestled in the heart of the Appalachia Mountains. The weekend theme will be Trains, Trains, Trains!

To find an inn, hotel or motel for this event, please visit our "Lodging" page. To learn more about the celebration, click "here."

Mark your calendars for the Hardy County Tour and Crafts Association's July 3rd Independence Day train ride on the historic Potomac Eagle from which you can view the fireworks in Moorefield. Details to follow soon.

Coming Saturday, August 28, 2010, Teets Farm and the National Bull Riding Association bring "Bulls 'n Barrels Rodeo" to Lost River. Details to follow soon.

Self-guided Walking Tours of Moorefield with maps and brief histories of more than 70 historic structures are now available from this web site. Download them from the "Things to Do" page and enjoy!

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. . . a land for the adventurous! Fertile valleys and rivers hugged by the mighty mountains of the Allegheny Plateau offer world-class outdoor adventures from biking and fishing to backpacking and hiking, plus many other challenges for those who love the outdoors.

Enjoy time travel? Make Hardy County, West Virginia, your historic destination! Special events, architecture, and historic trains highlight an enlightening heritage tour.

Sightseeing or just relaxing? Try our challenging golf course, visit a West Virginia winery, or settle in for a relaxing stay at Lost River State Park.

Hardy County . . . any season there's a reason to visit. Make your plans today!

Potomac Highlands, Rock Cliff Lake, Howard Lick Road