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The West Virginia Forest Farming Initiative invites agritourism and hospitality businesses to help bring Appalachian forest heritage to life for their guests—and to be recognized for their contributions to sustainable agritourism across the Mountain State.
Whether you operate a lodging site with trails, gardens, or forested areas; an outdoor recreation or nature-based business; a forest farm; or a retail space that features responsibly-sourced forest botanicals, your participation helps share the story of West Virginia’s rich woodland traditions. What’s Included: Educational Signage & Materials Custom signage and informational displays about Appalachian forest botanicals to enhance your guests’ experience. Official Mountain Medicine Trail Branding Use the Mountain Medicine Trail logo to show that your business is part of a statewide sustainability network and trusted tourism route. Planting Support Access to planting stock and expert guidance for incorporating native forest botanicals into your landscape or visitor areas. Product & Supplier Connections Introductions to West Virginia producers of sustainably harvested wild botanicals and forest products—perfect for retail partnerships and curated offerings. Marketing & Promotion Featured placement on the Mountain Medicine Trail website, social media channels, and printed outreach materials distributed across the region. Feature Map Inclusion Your business will appear on an interactive online map and printable trail guide, helping visitors easily discover and plan their journey to your location |
The MMT currently covers Randolph, Tucker, Pocahontas, Fayette, Webster, Greenbrier, and Nicholas Counties in West Virginia.
Does this sound like a good fit for your business? Do you want to learn more about how to be involved? Contact us using this form: |