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Lost World Caverns - Offers 35-minute tour and wild cave tours. Includes hours, directions, photo gallery, visitor center, museum, gift shop and contact information. Located in Lewisburg.
Oglebay's Good Zoo and Benedum Planetarium - Wheeling near Pittsburg. 85 species on 30 acres. Includes hands-on discovery lab and children's barn. Site has general information, special events and a long list of food substitutes for wildlife feeding.
Organ Cave - Known since 1704. Includes history, geology, commercial and wild tours, hours, rates, newsletter, upcoming events, photos, gift shop and camping on premises and rodeo. Located in Ronceverte, near Lewisburg.
Seneca Caverns - Discovered in 1760. Offers 45-minute tours. Includes hours, rates, photos, glossary of cave terms, school field trips and directions. Gift shop and restaurant on premises. Located in Riverton.
Smoke Hole Caverns - Offers 45-minute guided tours. Includes hours, rates and photos of formations. Log motel, cabins and restaurant nearby. Located at Seneca Rocks, near Petersburg. Includes contact information.
The West Virginia University Core Arboretum - Set in mostly old-growth forest on steep hillside and Monongahela River flood plain, the arboretum offers trails and specimen trees, and is known for its spring ephemeral display. History and virtual tour.