Belmont: A Rugged Adventure for the Backpacker in you
Belmont, Ohio, originally known, as Wrightstown is a village located in Belmont County. The area was originally named after Joseph Wright. The man who laid out the region during its conception. It later took the name Belmont, after the county’s name that was the center of the government of the region during its early establishment. Close to the Barkcapm State Park, the area is a treat for nature adventures and those looking for a quiet escape close to the wilder side of Ohio.
Best Time to Visit
Book a Belmont Ohio stay early if you plan to visit the village during the months of April to October. Hotel prices can be quite steep during these sunny months of the year in the region. Festivals are celebrated in numbers in Belmont. A few include the Ohio Pumpkin Festival, the Hickory Apple Fest and the Wheeling Festival.
What to Do & Area Attractions
The countryside offers a lot of outdoor activities to enjoy in Belmont. Host to beautiful surroundings and a wide array of events to enjoy, including a driving range is the Belmont Hills Country Club. Elegant glassware and beautifully created glass arts can be enjoyed the most at the Imperial Glass Museum.
Located just off the highway is the Days Inn & Suites by Wyndham Belmonte. This accommodation is 8 miles from the Underground Railroad Museum and walking distance away from the historic downtown of Belmont. Sitting close to restaurants and shops in the area is the Red Roof Inn St Clairsville - Wheeling West. Both hotels are considered the most budget-friendly and highly rated hotels in the region.