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From Charleston and Central West Virginia:
Take I-79 N to Rt. US 33 E at Weston. Follow 33 E to Harman, WV, then take 32 N to Canaan Valley.

From Northern Virginia or Washington DC: Take I-66 W to I-81 S near Strasburg, VA. Follow I-81 S a short distance to the exit for Rt. 55 W. Stay on 55 W (with new sections of Corridor H - Rt 48) through Moorefield to the end of the super highway and take a right on Knobley Road to the first left on Greenland Gap Rd (scenic narrow) to Route 93 W to Davis, 32 south to Canaan and Freeland Road

Alternate Route from Northern Virginia:
Take I-66 W to I-81 N, then Rt. 50 W until it intersects with Rt. 93 W. Follow Rt. 93 W to Davis, WV, then take 32 S to Canaan Valley.

From Baltimore and Washington, DC:
Take Rt. 70 W to I-68 W at Hancock, MD. Follow Rt. 68 W to 220 S at Cumberland, MD, to Rt. 50 W at New Creek, WV, to junction of Rt. 93 W to Davis, WV, then Rt. 32 S to Canaan Valley.

Alternate Route From Baltimore and Washington, DC:
Same as above except stay on I-68 W past Cumberland, MD, to 219 S. Follow Rt. 219 S through Oakland, MD, to Thomas, WV. At Thomas, take Rt. 32 S to Canaan Valley.

From Pittsburgh, PA:
Take I-79 S to Morgantown, WV, then I-68 E to Rt. 42 S at Friendsville, MD. Follow Rt. 42 S to Rt. 219 S. Stay on 219 S through Oakland, MD, to Rt. 32 S at Thomas, WV. Take Rt. 32 S through Davis, WV, to Canaan Valley.

From Richmond, VA:
Take I-64 W to I-81 N at Staunton. Then I-81 N to Harrisonburg. Take Rt. 33 W to Harman, WV, then Rt. 32 N to Canaan Valley.

From Roanoke, VA:
Take I-81 to Harrisonburg, then take Rt. 33 W to Harman, WV. At Harman, take Rt. 32 N to Canaan Valley.

From Columbus, OH:
Take I-70 E to I-79 S. Stay on I-79 S to Morgantown, WV. At Morgantown, follow I-68 E to Rt. 42 S, Friendsville, MD. Follow to Rt. 219 S through Oakland, MD, to Thomas, WV. At Thomas, take Rt. 32 S to Canaan Valley.

We are in the southern end of Canaan off the main Route 32 on Freeland Road. The red lodge is about 2 miles down this lane up in a wide open pasture at the base of the old ski slope.

There's tricks to getting here, yet take your time and feel the mountain magic as you draw near. Many of the local roads are one and half lanes wide; slow up a bit in winter and do not test the low shoulders under a blanket of snow. Arrive ready to ski your legs off.

Approximate Driving Distances: Baltimore, MD 185 Charleston, WV 160 Cincinnati, OH 320 Cleveland, OH 330 Columbus, OH 227 Huntington, WV 215 Morgantown, WV 70 Parkersburg, WV 140 Pittsburgh, PA 125 Raleigh, NC 300 Richmond,VA 185 Washington DC 180   Map by DeLorme

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