About the Area

The Lost River Valley community is a vibrant and warm mixture of residents — whose geneological roots in the area go back generations — as well as weekenders and new fulltime residents from the nearby metropolitan areas. The rugged mountains of the Potomac Highlands and the man-made landmarks of the George Washington National Forest serve as natural buffers to protect the idyllic beauty of Hardy County. The new Robert C. Byrd Appalachian Highway (Corridor H) currently connects the interior reaches of Hardy County to Moorefield, the county seat, and when it is completed will provide easy westward access to the four-season resort areas of Snowshoe, Timberline, Canaan Valley, and Blackwater Falls.

Guest House Realty is located on the premises of the Guest House at Lost River (www.guesthouseatlostriver.com), a beautiful 16-room mountainside inn and gourmet restaurant to serve as the hub for your exploration of the area and your real estate search.

Please use the links below to learn more about the resources and attractions in the Potomac Highlands region of West Virginia:

The Guest House at Lost River, Lost River, WV

Mountain Medical, Moorefield, WV

Lost River Craft Cooperative, Lost River, WV

Trout Pond Recreation Area, Lost River, WV

Lost River State Park, Mathias, WV

Lost River Woodworking, Lost River, WV

Trough General Store, Romney, WV

Eagle's Nest Outfitters River Adventures, Petersburg, WV

Heritage Weekend, Hardy County, WV

Valley View Golf Course, Moorefield, WV

Moorefield Examiner, Moorefield, WV

Smoke Hole Caverns, Seneca Rocks, WV

Outdoors in Hardy County, WV

Potomac Eagle Scenic Railroad, Romney, WV

Dolly Sods Wilderness Area, Elkins, WV

Luray Caverns, Luray, VA

Strasburg Emporium of Antiques, Strasburg, VA

Belle Grove Plantation, Middletown, VA

Shenandoah County Fair, Woodstock, VA

Cedar Creek Battlefield Foundation, Middletown, VA

Civil War Orientation Center, Shenandoah University, Winchester, VA

New Market Virginia