White Sulphur Springs

Built around the sulphur springs that gave it its name, White Sulphur Springs grew into a resort town in West Virginia’s Allegheny Mountains. The Greenbrier, a grand hotel with origins in the 18th century, remains central to the town’s identity and has long drawn generations of holidaymakers. Beneath the resort is a Cold War-era emergency relocation facility built for the U.S. Congress, revealed publicly in 1992. Nearby Monongahela National Forest places the town within a region of wooded ridges and outdoor routes. Browse other webcams across West Virginia to place this setting in a wider geographic context.

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