New River Gorge Attractions
West Virginia Isn't Just For White Water
Any idea how much there is to do in the New River Gorge? Neither do we, specifically. But that's only because there's so much here. Even if you find your adventure in a boutique instead of a box canyon, there's something here for you.
Harlem Heights Park
Blue Smoke Salsa
Batch after batch of Blue Smoke Salsa has been cooked up in the southwestern hills of West Virginia, since 1990 and enjoyed by the locals who love to get their fill of The Smoke. Stop by when you're in our neck of the woods and pick up some of our award-winning salsas and other assorted southwestern fare or order some today on our Web site.
New River Riding Stables
Fayette Co. Law Enforcement Museum
Fayette County Law Enforcement Museum is a great place to spend a few hours while you are in Fayetteville. Tours by appointment.
TreeTops Canopy Tours
ACE Adventure Center
Contentment Museum
Winterplace Ski Resort
Babcock State Park
Fayette County Park
Swimming pools, tennis, basketball, playgrounds, picnic shelters, hiking, biking trails and fishing.
Camp Washington Carver
Whipple Company Store & Museum
A one of a kind Coal Camp Company store featuring unique historical tours, a hands on Museum, story telling, coal mining for the kids, gift shop, WV souvenirs, snacks and drinks.
New River Jetboats
New River Jet Boats at Hawk’s Nest State Park is the perfect way to enjoy the beauty of the New River and see the breathtaking New River Gorge Bridge. Bring the family for a scenic tram ride and then board Miss M. Rocks for an exciting ride on the New River.
Antioch Baptist Church Museum
New River Dories
Hawks Nest State Park
Oak Hill Scout Cabin
White Oak Bowling Lanes
New River Mountain Guides
New River Mountain Guides offers year round rock climbing instruction for all climbing abilities, whether you've never climbed before, or you are a competent lead climber looking to expand on your techniques. We also offer Women's Climbing Courses of all of the following courses taught by female guides. Just let us know your preference at time of booking.
Fayetteville Convention & Visitors Bureau
Visiting Historic Downtown Fayetteville - call us and we can give you the latest information on what is happening this weekend!
Fayetteville Play it Ville
Hawks Nest Aerial Tramway
Hawks Nest Overlook
Ansted Museum
Pro River Outfitters
New River Gorge National River
Encompasses 70,000 acres between Hinton & Hawks Nest State Park. Created to conserve & protect 53 miles of the New River as a free-flowing waterway. Visitors Centers are Canyon Rim (304-574-2115), on US 19 just north of Fayetteville & Sandstone (304-466-9192), at Exit 139 on I-64. Visitor information stations are also open during summer months from 12-5 at Grandview & 10 - 5 at Thurmond Depot. Call for hiking & biking trail information.
Tamarack: The Best of West Virginia
Tamarack: The Best of West Virginia is the nations first showcase of handcrafts, fine art and regional cuisine. It comprises a warmly decorated retail store, working studios for resident artisans, a fine art gallery, a theater, and A Taste of West Virginia food court, managed by The Greenbrier. Everything is WV-made! Additional meeting space is available in the Tamarack conference center. Company Accepts Visa, Mastercard and American Express.
Gauley River National Recreation Area
Includes 25 miles of the Gauley River and 5 miles of its tributary, the Meadow River. These swift, winding rivers and their narrow gorges are protected by the National Park Service. For additional information contact the Canyon Rim Visitors Center at 304-574-2115.
White Oak Country Club
Historic Fayette Theatre
Beckley Exhibition Coal Mine
Wild Blue Adventure Company
Fly over the New River Gorge in a fully restored WWII Stearman biplane.
Inquire or visit the website for more info.
Bluestone National Scenic River
A 10.5-mile section of the Bluestone River in southern West Virginia. Created in 1988 under the Wild and Scenic Rivers Act it is protected by the National Park Service as a free-flowing river. A small segment lies within Pipestem Resort State Park. The remaining portion is managed by the state of West Virginia as a Wildlife Management Area. For more information contact the Sandstone Visitors Center at 304-466-9192.































