Davis and Thomas – Two Mountain Towns Worth Visiting Together
Davis and Thomas are close enough that I think of them as a pair, but different enough that you should visit both. Together they make
Explore West Virginia’s cities and small towns, from the state capital Charleston to mountain communities and historic river towns. These guides focus on what each place actually feels like to visit, what is worth seeing and how it fits into a wider West Virginia road trip.
Davis and Thomas are close enough that I think of them as a pair, but different enough that you should visit both. Together they make

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Discover Morgantown, West Virginia, home to West Virginia University, with college-town energy, riverfront trails, local food and Appalachian scenery.
Explore Wheeling, West Virginia, a historic Ohio River city with Victorian architecture, industrial heritage and a fascinating role in the state’s story.
Discover Charleston, West Virginia’s capital, with the State Capitol, downtown restaurants, local culture and an easy introduction to the Mountain State.