Davis

Davis, West Virginia, has only about 600 residents, but it's jam-packed with things to do! Davis is also notable for being the state's highest town, at an elevation of 3,100 feet. The area is ideal for nature lovers, but you'll discover that the town itself is worth a visit as well. When visiting Blackwater Falls State Park, many people end up in Davis. The breathtaking Elakala waterfall is one of West Virginia's most photographed attractions. A short hike further into the park will take you to the magnificent Blackwater Falls. Davis, a small town, is also worth a visit as a separate destination.

Many people come here just to escape the heat of West Virginia's summers. It has the best of all four seasons without the discomfort of extreme heat. It was once a lumber town and retains much of its original architecture and atmosphere. Many of the nearby locations were important Civil War battlegrounds. Many people love Davis because it is only ten miles from Canaan Valley State Park and Wildlife Refuge, where you can swim, fish, water ski, and even go white water rafting. If you'd rather shop, go to Wild Ginger and Spice. Clothing, incense, essential oils, and locally made pampering products are available.