Named for a notable family of 18th century pioneers in the Kanawha Valley, Clendenin lies at the confluence of Big Sandy Creek and the Elk River. Like many West Virginia towns, Clendenin’s early industries included gas and coal mining. In 1920 Union Carbide built the world’s first petrochemical plant in Clendenin. Today, Clendenin is a small town with a revitalized Victorian downtown main street and plenty of nearby opportunities for outdoor recreation.
Barons Bus offers bus service across the Mountain State, so whether you’re traveling to see West Virginia University’s Mountaineers play in Morgantown or to check out the rustic beauty of Huntington’s Heritage Farms, our fleet will get you there comfortably and safely. Read on to discover popular attractions in Cledenin, find buses to Clendenin, see average bus ticket prices to and from Clendenin, and more! Don’t forget, Barons Bus also offers Charter Bus service to anywhere in the continental United States, so if you and your group would like to reserve us for your next West Virginia bus trip, submit a charter bus quote request today! 
