Wyoming County

Wyoming County boasts a rich coal heritage and stunning landscapes, making it a hidden gem in southern West Virginia. Its history, rooted in Native American culture and early farming, evolved with the arrival of the Deepwater Railroad in 1906, solidifying its role in coal production. By the 1920s, it became a leading coal producer. The county also has a notable sports legacy, producing prominent athletes and coaches. Today, it attracts tourists with recreational sites like Twin Falls State Park and the Coal Heritage Trail, showcasing its historical significance.