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Discover the best top things to do in Greenbrier Valley, United States including The Greenbrier Outfitters, The Greenbrier Falconry, Greenbrier Government Relocation Facility, Organ Cave, Lost World Caverns.
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1. The Greenbrier Outfitters
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 47 reviews
Welcome to Greenbrier Outfitters. Since 1994 we've been showing our guests the best of West Virginia. We offer Kayaking and mountain bike tours, stand up paddle boarding, an ariel adventure climbing tour, guided hikes, and more!We enjoy showing our guests the splendor of West Virginia.
2. The Greenbrier Falconry
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 174 reviews
Reviewed By 457sheilas - Dumfries, United States
My husband and I spent a wonderful relaxing week at the Homestead Resort. It was the highlight of the trip to experience the falconry. My husband is absolutely fascinated by birds of prey. He's always got an eye to the sky for eagles and hawks. We call him "the bird man". Linda was fabulous. Her love and respect for her birds was clear. She gave an over view of the birds she had that day ( an eagle owl, Harris hawk and a lanner falcon). She answered every question we had and then we took a walk while the Harris hawk flew over head. It was such a treat! At the end, we each got to have the hawk land on our gloved hand !!! She also had the hawk fly between and around us. A once in a lifetime experience for us !! We would definitely do this again and encourage anyone staying to enjoy the falconry.
3. Greenbrier Government Relocation Facility
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 465 reviews
A Cold War Bunker that was built between 1958 and 1961 underground on the grounds of the Greenbrier; the facility is open for tours.
Reviewed By YStonefan67
Visited,shopped and had lunch definitely going back have been here twice now going back with family to hopefully tour all the grounds and do the bunker tour :)
4. Organ Cave
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 75 reviews
Discovered in 1704, Organ Cave is the second longest cave on the east coast, with over 40 miles of passageways.
Reviewed By lifeisgood1973
We see the signs when driving through the area every year but never stopped before. I’m so glad we decided to stop and see Organ Cave. Friendly, informative guide. Very interesting and educational tour. We did the one hour tour. They offer longer tours, we will probably go back for one. Wear comfortable shoes with traction.
5. Lost World Caverns
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 428 reviews
One of the most beautiful commercial caves in the eastern U.S. Self-guided walking tours take approximately 45 minutes to an hour. All day Wild Cave Tours are available, for the more adventurous, by reservation only. Largest Rock, Fossil, & Gift Shop in the area. Natural History Museum features local ice age mammals as well as dinosaur exhibits. Picnic Area. Free Parking. Open Daily.
Reviewed By danjoane - Orrstown, United States
This was the largest ,most spectacular cave we have ever been in. It made our fall trip to West Virginia so enjoyable. truly awesome!!! You can take your time and be amazed. Nice Gift Shop.
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