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COMING UP NEXT to the Love Gallery Basecamp Printing "In Full Color" Exhibition Join us in welcoming our next summer exhibition from the talented ladies at Basecamp Printing out of […]
We’re back! Our annual convention at the New River Gorge is happening July 17-21, 2024 and we encourage everyone to come climb. Registration is a must for all attendees! We’re stoked […]
Our 5-day program will lay down a solid foundation of climbing skills with an emphasis on safety and best practices. Campers will learn to advance their climbing technique and expand […]
This class taught on the beautiful decks of the Adventures on the Gorge with a VIEW OF THE BRIDGE and the MIGHTY NewRiver!!! Come to this weekly, always delightful class […]
The next public New River Gorge Eco Tour is Sunday, 7/21.On this relaxed 3-hour natural walk we will acquaint you with the natural history, culture, and ecology of New River Gorge National Park. We'll find and discuss lots of interesting flora, fauna and fungi, and enjoy some great trail snacks too! Come walk and learn […]
Offered daily at Canyon Rim Visitor Center at 10:00 AM Join a ranger for a 30 minute talk at the Canyon Rim Visitor Center and learn more about a variety of park topics including park wildlife, mining history, and the native plant garden. Ask a ranger at the visitor center desk for the topic of […]
Unlike many turn of the century towns in New River Gorge, Thurmond was a railroad town instead of a coal town. For years, this small town brought in millions of dollars for the C&O Railway with a bustling downtown district and trains rolling through every 15 minutes. Now, over 100 years since the boom time […]
Offered daily at Canyon Rim Visitor Center at 2:00 PM Drop in anytime from 2:00 to 3:00 to chat with a ranger about various topics. Ask a ranger at the visitor center desk or check the calendar below for the topic of the day and the program starting location. Meet at Canyon Rim Visitor Center.
Unlike many turn of the century towns in New River Gorge, Thurmond was a railroad town instead of a coal town. For years, this small town brought in millions of dollars for the C&O Railway with a bustling downtown district and trains rolling through every 15 minutes. Now, over 100 years since the boom time […]