See and experience early Appalachian life at the boyhood home of Thomas "Stonewall" Jackson. The Historic District includes the following: The Jackson Family Mill Museum, The Blaker Grist Mill (still fully operational), The McWhorter Cabin, Mountain State Heritage Center and The Mary Conrad Cabin. Guided tours are offered of the Historic area. You are also welcome to visit our general store, sit on the porch for a spell, feed the friendly ducks, or enjoy our refreshing lemonade. Bus tours are welcome. Hours: 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. {read more}

This magnificent hand-cut stone winery features the best vintage wines of our area. It features winery tours and free wine tasting. Relax in the beautifully landscaped grounds including the pond and waterfall area or in the breezeway featuring a huge hand-cut stone fireplace. Browse the gift shop, featuring local pottery, wine accessories, hand-woven baskets, herbs and blends, jellies, and jams. Create your own gift baskets, or purchase our ready-made baskets. Host your next get-together either at the winery or in the new Vintage Room while enjoying the fire pit beyond the beautiful porch. On and off-site catering is available including tents, tables and chair rental. Come visit soon! Hours: 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., and by appointment. {read more}

Located in both Lewis and Upshur counties, this lake is the home to some of the best Musky fishing in the state. There are many different fish that make Stonecoal their home besides the ever-famous Musky, including Walleye, Bass, Trout, Carp, and Catfish - all furnishing fish up to trophy size. Currently holding two state records for Muskies caught within her waters, this is a MUST fishing spot for any avid fisherman. On the Lewis county side of the lake, there is a handicap accessible parking lot and fishing dock, as well as a boat ramp. Hours: Dawn to Dusk.

Being the newest lake and park in the state, The Stonewall Jackson Lake State Park has more to offer than meets the eye. The Visitors Center beneath the Stonewall Jackson Dam is full of interesting displays and information from around the area. The foot of the dam is also an excellent fishing hole, especially for trout. There are many superb fishing spots/holes on and around the lake allowing you to enjoy year-round fishing. The park also offers public hunting lands perfect for obtaining that trophy buck, squirrel, duck, bear or turkey. The park is home to Stonewall Resort, The Briar Point Campground, and The Stonewall Marina. Not to mention that this park has some of the most picturesque scenery in our state. Every fall the park hosts "The National Hunting and Fishing Days" allowing everyone to explore the park and both sports by attending seminars, classes, children's activities, vendors, and everything else imaginable that concerns either sport. Hours: Dawn to Dusk. {read more}

Come experience the rustic charm and luxurious accommodations of Stonewall Resort. Built in the fashion of the Adirondack lodges of the 1920's and nestled in 1,900 acres of the state's most picturesque countryside, the resort offers relaxation, a touch of nature, and so much more. Our resort's features include the following: an Arnold Palmer designed champion golf course, the soothing and delightful full-service spa, plenty of amenities for the whole family, wonderful water and woodlands including a full-service marina, children's activities, ten rustic and cozy lakeside cabins, two beautiful lodges, and three of the area's best dining experiences. Come stay with us and allow our staff to pamper you and yours for awhile. Golf Course Tee time reservations available at: 304-269-2576. {read more}

The Mountaineer Military Museum

Located in the Historic Colored School of Weston, we welcome you to experience some of the United States Military's unique moments at our museum. See the history come alive through a soldier's eyes. Our exhibits cover military history locally as well as abroad. There's lots to see and learn when visiting. Hours: Saturday from 10 a.m. to 5p.m. All other days by appointment only. {read more}

Trans-Allegheny Lunatic Asylum (TALA)

Recently featured on the sci-fi channel's hit show "Ghost Hunters". (click here to view episode). Located in the heart of Weston, this historic building is a must see. It stands as the largest hand-cut stone building in North America and is a testament to both architectural and medical history in the treatment of the mentally ill. Both historical and ghost tours are available for the public and special events are held on the grounds thoughout the year. Call for dates and times. TALA now is available for special events. Historic and Ghost Tours Hours: Vary by day and availability. {read more}