Auto Tour, New River Gorge National Park

New River Gorge Scenic Drive

If you're venturing into New River Gorge & Preserve, the Canyon Rim Visitor Center is your first stop for a perfect introduction to this stunning landscape.

New River Gorge Scenic Drive

If you're looking for a scenic drive that offers breathtaking views and a unique look at the New River Gorge, Fayette Station Road should be at the top of your list.

New River Gorge Scenic Drive

Tucked away in the rugged beauty of New River Gorge & Preserve, the Kaymoor Mine Area offers visitors an intriguing glimpse into the park's industrial history.

New River Gorge Scenic Drive

Nestled within the rugged beauty of New River Gorge & Preserve, the Thurmond Historic District takes visitors back to a time when the clatter of trains and the hustle of coal mining ruled the day.

New River Gorge Scenic Drive

The Quinnimont Connector isn't just a road-it's a journey through the heart of New River Gorge, where history and natural beauty intertwine.

New River Gorge Scenic Drive

The Glade Creek Area offers visitors a delightful blend of natural beauty, history, and outdoor adventure.

New River Gorge Scenic Drive

Grandview in New River Gorge & Preserve is the perfect place to soak in breathtaking vistas, explore scenic trails, and discover a piece of West Virginia's rich history.

New River Gorge Scenic Drive

The Sandstone Visitor Center serves as the ideal gateway to the breathtaking landscapes and rich history of New River Gorge & Preserve.

New River Gorge Scenic Drive

Nestled in the heart of New River Gorge & Preserve, Sandstone Falls is a stunning natural spectacle that serves as the dramatic grand finale of the New River's journey through the gorge.

New River Gorge Scenic Drive

Nestled just within the New River Gorge & Preserve, this 4,127-acre park offers a stunning array of outdoor activities and fascinating cultural landmarks.

New River Gorge Scenic Drive

Endless Wall Trail is a 2.4-mile route that showcases some of the most dramatic scenery in the region.

Fayette Station Road Tour

Perched within New River Gorge National Park & Preserve, the Canyon Rim Visitor Center is the perfect starting point for exploring this iconic Appalachian landscape.

Fayette Station Road Tour

Tucked quietly in the Appalachian hills, Lansing is the kind of place where rugged adventure meets small-town charm.

Fayette Station Road Tour

The New River Gorge Bridge Overlooks offer some of the most awe-inspiring views in the region.

Fayette Station Road Tour

While most visitors snap their photos from above, passing under the New River Gorge Bridge gives you a thrilling, humbling look at this steel titan from below.

Fayette Station Road Tour

Tucked within New River Gorge & Preserve, the Hairpin Turn & Burma Road Option is a scenic detour along the Fayette Station Road Tour that offers both adventure and history.

Fayette Station Road Tour

Tucked deep along the hairpin bends of Fayette Station Road lies Ajax Mine Spring-a hidden gem with a twist of caution.

Fayette Station Road Tour

Perched on either side of the New River's powerful current, the historic coal towns of Fayette and South Fayette whisper tales of Appalachia's industrious past.

Fayette Station Road Tour

The Fayette Station Bridge-also known as the Tunney Hunsaker Bridge-is a historic gem along the Fayette Station Road Tour.

Fayette Station Road Tour

Tucked deep within the New River Gorge, the CSX Railroad Bridge is a working relic of West Virginia's coal-fueled past.

Fayette Station Road Tour

Nestled at a hairpin curve along scenic Fayette Station Road, the Wolf Creek Trailhead is your backstage pass to one of New River Gorge's most compelling hikes.

Fayette Station Road Tour

While the New River Gorge Bridge itself steals the headlines, the southern end of the bridge is where the real exploration begins.

Fayette Station Road Tour

The Endless Wall Trail and Climbing Area offer some of the most thrilling and scenic experiences in the gorge.

African American Heritage Road Tour

Tucked away near the banks of the New River, the Quinnimont Missionary Baptist Church is more than just a quaint country chapel-it's a powerful symbol of resilience and faith.

African American Heritage Road Tour

Tucked in the heart of West Virginia's lush Appalachian hills, Camp Washington-Carver is where history, music, and cultural pride come together under one giant, chestnut-log roof.

African American Heritage Road Tour

Winona may look like a quiet dot on the map today, but this small town once thrummed with the energy of the coal boom.

African American Heritage Road Tour

Deep in the folds of New River Gorge, where dense forests now reclaim rusted iron and crumbling stone, lies Nuttallburg, one of the most intact coal mining towns in West Virginia.

African American Heritage Road Tour

Tucked away amid the rugged beauty of West Virginia's Gauley Mountain, the Hawks Nest Workers Memorial is a solemn and powerful site that tells a haunting story from America's industrial past.

African American Heritage Road Tour

Tucked into the historic streets of Ansted, West Virginia, Mount Chapel Missionary Baptist Church stands quietly but powerfully as a cornerstone of the region's African American heritage.

African American Heritage Road Tour

The arrival of the railroads in Southern West Virginia transformed the coal-rich Appalachian region into a booming industrial frontier.

African American Heritage Road Tour

Bright Hope Lodge #9 stands as a quiet but powerful reminder of African American resilience and solidarity in the Appalachian coalfields.

African American Heritage Road Tour

Tucked into the rolling landscape of Oak Hill, West Virginia, Harlem Heights is more than just a neighborhood-it's a living story of self-reliance, community pride, and Appalachian resilience.

African American Heritage Road Tour

McKendree Miner's Hospital stands as a solemn testament to the coal miners and railroad workers who built the backbone of West Virginia's coal country.

African American Heritage Road Tour

DuBois High School stands as a proud reminder of the African American community's pursuit of education and opportunity during segregation.

African American Heritage Road Tour

Slab Fork is a former coal camp that carries the deep-rooted legacy of Appalachian resilience and African American heritage.

African American Heritage Road Tour

Helen is a former company town that holds the enduring legacy of coalfield resilience and African American heritage.

African American Heritage Road Tour

Stratton High School stands as one of southern West Virginia's most inspiring stories of education and resilience.

African American Heritage Road Tour

John Henry Historical Park preserves the story of one of America's most enduring folk heroes.

African American Heritage Road Tour

Second Baptist Church stands as a lasting symbol of faith, resilience, and community for the town's African American residents.

African American Heritage Road Tour

Hinton Depot stands as a testament to the town's vibrant railroad history and the critical role African American workers played in shaping the region.