Nicknamed the “Jewel of the Hills,” Clarksburg lies within the Western Allegheny Plateau in north central West Virginia. Proud of its past while looking forward to an unlimited future, Clarksburg provides residents with a small-town atmosphere steeped in a rich history. Diverse architectural stylings are evident throughout Clarksburg’s downtown area in addition to a range of historical sites and landmarks.

Clarksburg’s tight-knit community comes together for a wide variety of events, including the annual West Virginia Italian Heritage Festival, West Virginia Black Heritage Festival, Greek Food Festival, and the Glen Elk Wine, Music, and Arts Festival. Recreational opportunities are abundant in Clarksburg, with numerous pristine local parks, access to the West Fork River, and close proximity to Tygart State Lake Park. Metropolitan amenities are just two hours away in Pittsburgh. Getting around Clarksburg is simple with convenience to U.S. 19, U.S.