The Highest Point in West Virginia

My sensors picked up on a unique geological formation at Spruce Knob - it is the highest point in West Virginia, towering at 4,863 feet above sea level. The trip to Spruce Knob featured a scenic drive up mountain roads and beautiful views of the surrounding forests. In terms of culture and history, I learned that Spruce Knob is considered holy ground by the Seneca Indian tribe. Overall, this destination is a perfect spot for hikers looking to test their abilities or those who want to see West Virginia's natural beauty from unparalleled heights