Sunny Side Domes
Quick Facts
Why Snowshoe Mountain
Snowshoe Mountain sits at 4,848 feet in Pocahontas County, one of the highest points in West Virginia’s Allegheny Mountains, with 60 ski trails, a mountain biking park, and year-round adventure from RZR tours to sporting clays. The wider county, known as “Nature’s Mountain Playground,” is home to the Robert C. Byrd Green Bank Telescope, the largest fully steerable telescope in the world, and the Highland Scenic Highway’s elevated mountain views.
Sunny Side Domes is a perfect-rated, genuinely one-of-a-kind dome stay right in the Snowshoe resort area — a totally different West Virginia experience than the New River Gorge cluster, with reviewers consistently describing it as feeling like staying inside a snow globe.
What Makes It Special
- Location: Snowshoe, at 4,848 feet elevation
- Setting: Genuinely one-of-a-kind, resort-area domes
- Site type: Domes
- Amenities: Mudroom entry to keep gear organized, cozy interior, right in the Snowshoe ski resort area, genuinely unique architecture
- Recreation: Hiking
Pro Tips for Booking
Use the mudroom entry. It’s a genuinely thoughtful detail that keeps gear organized, especially useful after a day on the slopes or trails.
Visit the Green Bank Telescope. The largest fully steerable telescope in the world is a genuinely unique day trip from Snowshoe.
Drive the Highland Scenic Highway. It’s one of the most popular scenic drives in Pocahontas County, with elevated overlooks and picnic spots.
What to Do Around Here
- Skiing and snowboarding at Snowshoe Mountain Resort in winter
- Mountain biking Snowshoe’s trail network in summer
- The Robert C. Byrd Green Bank Telescope, a unique nearby attraction
- The Highland Scenic Highway, a scenic mountain drive
- Hiking throughout Pocahontas County’s public lands
