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Hurricane, West Virginia is a small city located in Putnam County. It is known primarily for its beautiful outdoor recreational activities and its proximity to the nearby Kanawha State Forest. Along with being an ideal location for hiking, fishing, and camping, Hurricane also features several notable attractions such as various historical sites, museums, and a wide array of parks. Visitors to the area can find something to do no matter their interests or what time of year it is. The locals are immensely friendly and welcoming; one will often find themselves invited into conversations when walking down the street. They’re more than willing to talk about Hurricane’s best attributes as well as what makes the city unique from other places in the region. Reviews have been overwhelmingly positive for Hurricane as many visitors find themselves enchanted by the area’s beauty and charm. There are countless stories of people who have taken trips to the city and come away feeling like they have truly experienced a special place that cannot be found anywhere else. With plenty of things to see and do, Hurricane is an ideal destination for anyone looking for a relaxing getaway or an adventure-filled weekend away from home.
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quiet and peaceful - 3/14/2012
having lived all over the country since 1992, i moved to hurricane from the northern va. D.C. area to get away from the rat race. this town is exaclty what i was looking for, no traffic, no crime and no crowds. my only complaint is the lack of culture. with this being west virginia, you need to get used to biscuits and gravy, steak and potatoes, and hamburgers. dont get me wrong, i love all those things, but i do miss having the option to eat different types of food once in a while. you wont find any indian, russian, italian, afghan, south american or even tex mex around here. its tudors biscuit world and cracker barrell, not much else. (love tudors by the way). on the same hand, when i had those options, i spent 4-5 hours a day in traffic, so in my off time, i never left the house to eat since i would spend another 30 minutes in traffic to drive 5 miles to a restaraunt, then spend 2 hours waiting on a table, so there are always a plus and minus to every town. living here, i
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