The West Virginia Turnpike is a major toll road that runs through the state of West Virginia. Stretching approximately 88 miles, it connects the cities of Charleston and Princeton. The turnpike is known for its scenic views of the Appalachian Mountains and provides a vital transportation route for both local and interstate traffic. Opened in 1954, the turnpike was constructed to improve access to the region and support economic development. It features several service areas and rest stops, making it convenient for travelers. The tolls collected help maintain the road and fund improvements, ensuring safe travel for all users.