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| Lodging & Travel Information |
| Travel Information |
Charleston, the capital of West Virginia, is easily accessible by car and plane. It is strategically situated at the intersection of three major interstates: I-64, I-77 and I-79; and Yeager Airport  is just minutes from downtown. The Charleston Town Center Marriott is the host hotel for the 61st Annual Southeast Fish and Wildlife Conference. It is located in downtown Charleston adjacent to the Town Center Mall, featuring 130 shops and restaurants. The hotel is a mere free 8-minute shuttle from the airport. |
| Lodging Information |
| Students click here for information on student housing. |
The host hotel for the 2007 SEAFWA Conference is the Marriott Charleston Town Center. We have a reduced rate of $95 per room, per night plus tax. This rate is good until September 27, 2007. Please call 800-228-9290 for reservations and be sure to ask for the Southeast Fish and Wildlife Conference rate. Or click here to make reservations online.
Please Note: The Marriott is currently sold out on Saturday and Monday. There are very few rooms still available on Sunday and Tuesday so please consider reserving a room at either the Holiday Inn Express (304-345-0600) or the Embassy Suites (304-347-8700). When making reservations at the Holiday Inn Express, please be sure to mention that you are with the Southeastern Fish and Wildlife Association. |
| Area Information |
| Mid-October is the height of the fall color season in Charleston. We invite you to come a day or two early and soak in the beauty of the West Virginia hills. Hike at nearby Kanawha State Forest or the New River Gorge National River. Try an exhilarating raft trip on the Gauley or New rivers, or join 100,000 people at Bridge Day, when you get to walk across an 876-foot high arch bridge and watch daredevils parachute and rappel from the bridge. For more information, visit the Charleston Convention and Visitors Bureau website or the West Virginia Division of Tourism web site. |
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