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Fallout 76 Real World Tour

Day 1: Charleston

Begin your journey at the West Virginia State Capitol in Charleston. The marble dome and gilded interiors offer a spectacular welcome. Take a tour to learn about West Virginia's history and politics.

Day 2: Fayetteville

Drive to the iconic New River Gorge Bridge in Fayetteville. Stand on one of the scenic overlooks to capture stunning photos of the bridge and the gorge below. Make sure you explore the nearby trails that offer spectacular views.

Day 3: Greenbrier

Next, head to the Greenbrier Hotel in White Sulphur Springs. Enjoy a luxurious stay in this National Historic Landmark. Discover its illustrious past, including the secret fallout shelter, historic golf course, unique shopping experiences, and exquisite dining.

Day 4: Harpers Ferry

Visit Harpers Ferry National Historical Park. A confluence of history and scenic beauty, walk through the well-preserved historic district, museums, and witness the demonstrations.

Day 5: Huntington

Experience a fun-filled day at Camden Park in Huntington. The park offers over 30 amusement rides, games, and an exciting family experience.

Day 6: Point Pleasant

Travel towards Point Pleasant where you can delve into the legend of the Mothman at the Mothman Museum, explore the historic battlefield monuments and enjoy the Riverfront Park.

Day 7: Explore Nature

Take a trip to Spruce Knob, the highest peak in West Virginia, for some tranquil time in nature. Visit Monongahela National Forest for picturesque landscapes and recreational activities.

Day 8: Summersville

End your journey at Summersville Lake, known as the 'Little Bahamas of the East'. Spend the day at the sandy beaches, explore the scenic coves, and if you're fond of water sports, try swimming or boating in the beautiful clear waters of the lake.

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    West Virginia State Capitol

    The West Virginia State Capitol, designed by renowned architect Cass Gilbert, is an impressive structure featuring immense marble columns and gilded interiors. It's not only the seat of the government of the state but also a living monument to political history.
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    New River Gorge Bridge

    The New River Gorge Bridge is one of the most photographed places in West Virginia and an icon of the state. Crossing the gorge in approximately one minute by car, visitors can stop at multiple scenic overlooks or take part in a Bridge Day, where the bridge is open to pedestrians and activities like BASE jumping.
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    Greenbrier Hotel

    The Greenbrier Hotel is a National Historic Landmark and world-class resort. It offers multiple activities including golf, tennis, and off-road driving, exquisite dining, and unique shopping experiences. The hotel is also famous for its secret Cold War fallout shelter, known as "The Bunker".
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    Harpers Ferry National Historical Park

    The park is significant for its historical role in the Civil War. It offers a piece of American history with demonstrations, museums and the preserved historical district. Moreover, its scenic location at the confluence of the Potomac and Shenandoah rivers offers great opportunities for hiking and photography.
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    Camden Park

    Camden Park is West Virginia's only amusement park. It offers more than 30 rides for all ages, plus miniature golf, a haunted house, and a carousel. A great place for a family day out, it blends modern thrills with nostalgic charm.
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    Point Pleasant

    Famed for the legend of the Mothman, Point Pleasant has a Mothman Museum and a statue of the creature. The town also features the Battle of Point Pleasant monument, Fort Randolph historical site and Riverfront Park, all promising enriching cultural experiences.
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    Spruce Knob

    Spruce Knob, the highest peak in West Virginia, offers an unmissable experience for nature enthusiasts with its panoramic views, extensive networks of hiking trails, and dark skies perfect for stargazing. The peak's unique spruce-dominated forest is a feature not commonly found in the southern Appalachians.
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    Monongahela National Forest

    The Monongahela National Forest is an expansive wilderness area offering camping, hiking, hunting, fishing and scenic drives. The forest is also home to several unique ecosystems and a biodiversity that offers visitors a chance to observe flora and fauna in their natural habitats.
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    Summersville Lake

    Summersville Lake, known as the 'Little Bahamas of the East,' offers crystal clear waters perfect for boating, swimming, and scuba diving. It is the state's largest lake and features sandy beaches, coves, and stunning cliffs – all perfect for a sunny day's adventure.
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    Mothman Museum, Point Pleasant

    The Mothman Museum gives you an intriguing insight into the local lore of the Mothman - a creature reportedly seen in the Point Pleasant area in the 1960s. It contains a collection of memorabilia, clippings, props from the Richard Gere movie 'The Mothman Prophecies', and more. This specific place offers a unique and offbeat exploration for curious tourists.
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