num_pages: 330
description: The latest edition of this very popular guidebook features 72 new pages, making it a must-have for all Way Out devotees. In case you hadn t heard, author, star-gazer and entrepreneur Jeanne Mozier has compiled the ultimate insider s guide to all that is wild, wacky and wonderful about West Virginia. Way Out takes you on an incredible tour of the Mountain State, whether in an armchair as a great read or on the ultimate WV road trip. Enjoy a slightly skewed look at the state s best bathing, best driving, best dining, best pool halls and best shopping. Visit sites of UFO activity, moldy mummies, and ancient Indian curses. Learn about the state s incredible geology, amazing history, white water rafting, remarkable collections, and fun festivals. Travel with her on her quest for WV s best pepperoni roll, five-star restaurant and ramp dinner. With Jeanne s help, you too can visit the baths and spas where George Washington took his historic soaks. Open Way Out in West Virginia to almost any page and find strange and strangely useful information, in this case about a state whose borders, not to mention its voting residents, consistently defy straight-edged rulers. Mozier s descriptions and photos of more than 600 of the state s wild and wackiest sights, sounds, tastes and smells are unabashedly fond but often funny, and filled with insider advice and asides. The Washington Post
language: English
title: Way Out in West Virginia: A Must Have Guide to the Oddities & Wonders of the Mountain State
titlecomplete: Way Out in West Virginia: A Must Have Guide to the Oddities & Wonders of the Mountain State
genres: Travel, Nonfiction
ratings_count: 41
publisher: West Virginia Book Co