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By Matthew Lynch
March 25, 2024
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As the leaves begin to don their vibrant hues and the crisp air hints at the approach of winter, West Virginia gears up for a season filled with celebration. The Mountain State is renowned for its breathtaking autumnal landscapes, providing the perfect backdrop for a series of fall festivals that capture the essence of the season. Here are the seven best fall festivals in West Virginia for 2024 that will immerse you in the spirit of fall.

1. Bridge Day Festival, Fayetteville

The Bridge Day Festival is an annual one-day event celebrated in October that takes place on the New River Gorge Bridge. It’s a thrilling festival where BASE jumpers exhibit their audacious stunts by parachuting from the bridge into the gorge below. Spectators can bask in the festive atmosphere with live music, artisan marketplaces, and delectable local food offerings. It’s not only a spectacle of human daredevilry but also a chance to appreciate autumn’s palette on full display across the gorge.

2. Mountain State Apple Harvest Festival, Martinsburg

Centered around the region’s rich apple-picking tradition, this festival happening in mid-October showcases parades, arts and crafts, pie-baking contests, and plenty more. The scenic town of Martinsburg transforms into an ode to all things apple, offering a multitude of family-friendly activities alongside live entertainment and educational exhibits.

3. Pumpkin Festival, Milton

If you’re passionate about pumpkins and everything that comes with them, Milton’s Pumpkin Festival is an unmissable event. Taking place in early October, it features pumpkin-themed games, contests (including pumpkin carving), crafts, and even a pumpkin parade. It is an ideal outing for families or anyone looking to experience down-home autumn fun.

4. Forest Festival, Elkins

The Forest Festival is a week-long celebration starting in late September that honors West Virginia’s natural beauty and logging heritage with over 80 events including lumberjack competitions, fine arts exhibits, crafts, and carnival rides. Elkins’ rich forests put on a spectacular fall show that coincides perfectly with this festival.

5. West Virginia Italian Heritage Festival, Clarksburg

Taking place in late September, this festival celebrates Italian culture with an American twist during one of West Virginia’s most beautiful seasons. Enjoy authentic Italian cuisine, music performances ranging from contemporary to classical opera, and participate in grape stomping events – all while taking part in the warm community spirit.

6. Huntington Music and Arts Festival (HMAF)

For those who love music intertwined with their fall festivities, HMAF presents an array of local musicians set against Autumn’s canvas during early October. In addition to stellar musical acts across various genres, there are artist booths featuring regional artwork making it a culturally enriching experience flavored with seasonal charm.

7. C-K AutumnFest, Ceredo and Kenova

Spanning late October across these twin towns—Ceredo and Kenova—the C-K AutumnFest culminates in Halloween celebrations with tractor shows, bake-offs, and haunted trail walks. The crowning jewel is Kenova’s famous Pumpkin House displaying over 3,000 hand-carved pumpkins that illuminate at night creating a mesmerizing autumnal spectacle.

Each of these festivals offers unique ways to celebrate the enchantment of fall in West Virginia. Whether you’re captivated by adrenaline-fueled festivities or more serene celebrations of harvest bounty and artistic flair – West Virginia’s selection of fall festivals has something to warm every kind of autumnal spirit as we look forward to 2024’s festive offerings.

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