I-70 and West Virginia

As you approach Wheeling, you are greeted with a preview of what you'll see in Pennsylvania: more, and higher, hills morphing into row after row of mountains like giant furrows in a freshly plowed field. You cross the rambunctious Ohio River just before you enter Wheeling. This river, though it may look very peaceful,today. has been just about as bad as the infamous Mississippi for flooding - an almost annual event.

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For eastbound folks, you've been following Wheeling Creek since exit 220. After you cross the Fort Henry Bridge, you will be following the Big Wheeling Creek, then the Middle Wheeling Creek. And up by US-40 (which parallels I-70) they have Little Wheeling Creek. Guess they ran out of names for creeks around here.

contributed by Bob Masters

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American Interstate System West Virginia Directory of RV Parks Near I-70 Exits (from West to East)

I-70 and West Virginia

American Interstate System
West Virginia Directory
of
RV Parks Near I-70 Exits
(from West to East)