Location: White Sulphur Springs
Top Things to do in White Sulphur Springs
Top Restaurants in White Sulphur Springs
Top 10 Things to do in White Sulphur Springs, United States
White Sulphur Springs in United States, from Nouth America region, is best know for Government Buildings. Discover best things to do in White Sulphur Springs with beautiful photos and great reviews from traveller around the world here!
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1. Greenbrier Government Relocation Facility
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 327 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 Steven S
We were so pleasantly surprised by this tour. Very well delivered and we enjoyed the knowledge that our guide had of the history of Greenbrier hotel as well as the bunker itself.
2. Lost World Caverns
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 328 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 Big_bro_1_usa - Chicago, Illinois
PROS: affordable with AAA discount; tour at your own pace; beautiful cave formations ; an easy 45 min stop at least; affordable and diverse gift shop; small free exhibits with mostly casts of different dinos.
CONS: people with disabilities can’t do it as it has plenty of slippery, steep stairs. Can be crowded as you are self guided so may be trouble with family pics. That long dirt road can have you worrying about damaging your tires or losing air.
3. Smooth Ambler Distillery
Overall Ratings
5 based on 94 reviews
Smooth Ambler produces fine artisan spirits by combining patient Appalachian know-how with the finest of American ingredients. Located in the rural Greenbrier Valley of West Virginia, Smooth Ambler uses state-of-the-art distillery equipment in conjunction with natural resources of the region: high-valley mountain air, natural waters, ideal temperature variations and friendly folks. These elements combined with a hands-on, grain-to-glass distilling, cutting and filtering process create a truly remarkable drink best enjoyed one slow sip at a time. It is a fact that Smooth Ambler Spirits are now produced at the highest and purest level possible anywhere in the world.
Reviewed By Luke G
Smooth Ambler puts out incredible products and has a wonderful, warm atmosphere if you come in for a tour or just a quick taste and bottle purchase. Val, Becca and the rest of the crew are incredibly hospitable.
They're worth a visit, even if you have to go out of your way (in our case, from Missouri).
4. The Greenbrier Falconry
Overall Ratings
5 based on 80 reviews
Reviewed By Nomadhunter
We really enjoyed this tour during our stay at the Greenbrier. The falconer was very interesting in his knowledge of falcons and hawks. He demonstrated his austringer expertise in his handling of an African eagle owl and several harris hawks. The tour was conducted with a harris hawk that he put through his paces while explaining the temperament and relationship that is developed between the raptor and his handler. The tour culminated with a picture taking session with a hooded Lanner falcon. If you enjoy the outdoors and wish to learn some about the thousand year old sport of falconry, I would highly recommend this tour.
5. The Salt Cave and Spa
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 50 reviews
Massages, Facials, Reflexology, Body Treatments, Halotherapy, Ion foot detox, Yoga,
Reviewed By melnurse2015 - Roanoke, Virginia
My family went to the salt spa today. We went to try it out for the first time. I made a reservation on the same day we went. We only did time in the salt cave and did not do massages or facials. We were...MoreThank you so much! We are so pleased that you loved your experience. Please come back to see us!
6. The Casino Club at the Greenbrier
Overall Ratings
4 based on 77 reviews
Reviewed By putnik123 - Charlottesville, Virginia
If you are staying at the Greenbrier and need to play craps, blackjack, roulette, or slots, this is the place for you. A small area in the lower level of the main building, the casino has several tables with a range of minimums. Unlike some casinos, the sound on the slot machines is muted, so it's not overwhelming. It was not crowded on a weekend evening in October.
7. The Greenbrier Outfitters
Overall Ratings
5 based on 26 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.
Reviewed By Kim M - McLean, Virginia
This activity gave a taste of archery, tomahawk and pellet rifle. This was a fun activity for our 13 son and 11 year old daughter. The instructors were great! Only complaint is it is a bit pricey. But we don't have many opportunities to throw tomahawks!
8. Blue Bend Recreation Area
Overall Ratings
5 based on 13 reviews
Reviewed By Richard C
Other than deep in the eastern mountains there are few easily accessible wildernesses like this.
It has it all, beautiful wooded areas, rivers, lakes, ponds, brooks, meadows, flora and wildlife.
It is simply a magnificent wonderland of nature that once covered most of the eastern United Stated.
9. Meadows Golf Course
Overall Ratings
4 based on 31 reviews
Reviewed By Carolyn P - Travelers Rest, South Carolina
A beautiful day, with rolling, well tended fairways and fair greens....a perfect combination for any golfer to enjoy themselves. My husband is a 2 handicap and I'm a 24....both of us found the 18 hole round to be fun as well as challenging, without the frustration that accompanied other courses we have played....
After the round we had drinks in the clubhouse with the couple we were placed with....finishing off a lovely day at the Meadows...
10. The Old White TPC Golf Course
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 7 reviews
Reviewed By Taylor B - Chicago, Illinois
The first time I visited the Greenbrier resort in White Sulphur Springs, West Virginia, I saw the legendary Sam Snead playing a round of golf with a couple of paying customers and his dog. Later, I attended the first Greenbrier Classic, the newest event on the PGA tour, and got Sergio Garcia's autograph. And I attended a press conference where Hall of Fame golfer Tom Watson said, in his opinion, the drive off the first tee at The Old White TPC Course at the Greenbrier was the toughest of any course he ever played. Imagine, for the price of a good meal in the Greenbrier's main dining room, you can play a round of golf on the course that Snead, Watson, Garcia, Ben Hogan, Byron Nelson, Arnold Palmer, Gary Player, Jack Nicklaus, Tiger Woods, Lee Trevino and Phil Mickelson have played. Stuart Appleby shot a 59 in the final round to win the Greenbrier's inaugural tournament in 2010. Opened in 1914, the course was named for the Old White Hotel, which stood on the grounds from 1858 to 1922. President Woodrow Wilson was one of the first golfers to play the historic course, which is known for its undulating greens, tree-lined fairways and holes that designer and architect Charles Blair Macdonald styled after famous holes at English and Scottish courses. Book one of the world-famous Greenbrier's 710 rooms and bring your golf clubs. Then see if Tom Watson was right. Can you hit the fairway off the Old White's first tee?
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