2011 Map of White Sulphur Springs

About this map

White Sulphur Springs serves as the central hub of this Greenbrier County landscape, where the confluence of recreation, aviation, and federal land management is clearly defined. The sprawling grounds of The Greenbrier Resort Golf Course and its sister courses dominate the valley floor near Wades Creek, while the National Fish Hatchery and the White Sulphur District Ranger Office reflect the region's long-standing connection to forest and wildlife conservation. To the west, the Greenbrier River carves a deep path around Greenbrier Mountain, passing the small settlements of Keister, Loopemount, and Bowes. The topography is sharply defined by high ridges like Kates Mountain and Bobs Ridge, which hem in narrow hollows and drafts such as Jericho Draft and Schuirmann Hollow. This 2011 survey captures the area's transition from the river-fed agricultural lands near Hopper to the specialized resort and infrastructure developments surrounding the Greenbrier Airport.