West Virginia Route 9 is a state highway located in the eastern part of West Virginia. It stretches approximately 40 miles, connecting the towns of Martinsburg and Charles Town. The route serves as a vital corridor for local traffic and provides access to various communities and attractions in the region. The highway is primarily a two-lane road, with some sections featuring additional lanes for safety and efficiency. It runs through scenic landscapes, including rolling hills and rural areas, making it a picturesque drive for residents and visitors alike.