Tunnelton, West Virginia is a lot like a hundred other small towns tucked into the Appalachian Mountains. I probably would have zipped by, without a second thought, had it not been for the town’s most eye-catching feature: Most of Tunnelton lies on the opposite side of the railroad tracks, from WV Route 26. To connect the two parts of town, there’s an ancient-looking footbridge, with a long steel staircase on either side. It seemed wrong to just drive by, without climbing to the top of it. From the top, you can see it all! The railroad tracks, the dozen or […]