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General Travel Information

The Summit is accessible by bus or vehicle via I-77 and I-64 (via SR-19) just outside of Beckley, WV.

The closest major airport is Yeager Airport in Charleston, WV (about 1 hour 15 minutes from The Summit). Airports in Charlotte, NC and Pittsburgh, PA (3.5-4 hours) may also be an option. 

Amtrak offers rail service to Prince, WV (about 15 minutes from The Summit) via the Cardinal Line.

Driving Directions & Maps

Ruby Welcome Center

Text Directions to Ruby Welcome Center

Traveling South
(Charleston to J.W. And Hazel Ruby WV Welcome Center)
Start by merging on to I-64 E/I-77 S. Continue I-64 E/I-77 S onto a partial toll road. Take exit 60 for WV-612 toward Mossy/Oak Hill. Turn left onto WV-612 E continue for 7.8 miles then turn left to stay on WV-612 E. In .5 mile turn right onto US-19 S. Continue for 3.7 miles your destination will be on the right.

Traveling North
(WV Border via I-77 to J.W. And Hazel Ruby WV Welcome Center)
Start by continuing on I-77 N for 46.6 miles. Take exit 48 for US-19 toward N Beckley/Summersville. Continue straight and continue onto US-19 N. Continue for 4 miles your destination will be on the left.

Summit Bechtel Reserve on Google Maps

Official SBR Address

SBR North Entrance - Glen Jean

Document & Resource Library

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Local Businesses and Nearby Amenities

There is a ton of fun stuff to do in West Virginia. We could list all kinds of things here, but the truth is there are great organizations who’ve already done the heavy lifting. For straight up info on lodging, dining and things to do check out the West Virginia State Tourism website. Plus, there’s a host of amazing convention & visitors bureaus (CVBs) who can hook you up with more local information…and wherever you go, there are great visitor centers.
New River Gorge CVB  –   Fayetteville CVB  –  Southern West Virginia CVB

West Virginia Natural Features and Resources

West Virginia is probably best known for its rugged landscape and natural beauty. Amazing trails, overlooks and visitor centers abound in the Mountain State. Between West Virginia State Parks and the National Park Service, there is no end to the adventures that await. Looking to throw your line in the water? West Virginia is loaded with prime fishing. Visit the West Virginia Division of Natural Resources to find out licensing requirements.

Local Historical Attractions

How about historical attractions? West Virginia’s got ‘em in spades.
Take classes and immerse yourself in mountain culture at experiencewv.org.
A great all-round resource is the West Virginia Division of Culture and History.

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