Governor Morrisey Unveils ‘Mountain Moves’ State Tourism Board Game

Bluefield Beckley Oak Hill, WV, October 5, 2026 — The West Virginia Department of Tourism has developed a new state tourism board game titled “Mountain Moves.” The game was unveiled by Governor Patrick Morrisey.

The official unveiling ceremony for “Mountain Moves” took place at Oak Hill Middle School, located in Oak Hill, West Virginia. Governor Patrick Morrisey was present for the event, which marked the introduction of the board game aimed at promoting state tourism.

“Mountain Moves” is a new initiative by the West Virginia Department of Tourism. The specific details regarding the gameplay mechanics, target audience, or the full scope of its promotional objectives were not detailed in the provided summary.

The development of educational and engaging tools to highlight West Virginia’s attractions is a key aspect of the tourism department’s strategy. Board games can serve as an interactive method to familiarize residents and potential visitors with the state’s geography, culture, and points of interest. However, further information on how “Mountain Moves” will achieve these goals is not available.

The choice of Oak Hill Middle School for the launch suggests an intention to engage with younger audiences or the local community in Oak Hill. The contractor’s name, the game’s availability, its distribution strategy, or any associated costs were not specified in the summary.

This initiative by Governor Morrisey and the Department of Tourism aims to creatively showcase West Virginia. The success and reach of “Mountain Moves” will depend on its future rollout and public reception. The timeline for when the game will be made available to the public, or if it is intended for specific distribution channels, has not been disclosed.

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