Erick took us out over Memorial Day weekend and we loved every minute of it! We did the 4 mile…read morestretch of river and we all wished we had done the 6 mile stretch because we weren't ready to be done! We got to see some great WV wildlife as well, spotting deer, an eagle, even a few snakes! We will be looking Lost River Eco Tours up again the next time we're in town! Thanks for a great day on the river!!

Great place with great views!…read more Pop "Woodstock Tower" into Google Maps, and it will take you to the right spot (Apple Maps only took me to the trailhead a distance away). This will put you near a little overlook off the dirt road or if you keep going, a small gravel parking lot. Be prepared to drive on dirt and gravel roads for over a mile to get here; you are going the right way! This end of the trail has a clearly marked sign saying it is the Woodstock Tower. From either of those parking lots it's only about ¼ mile walk to get to the tower. The path varies from rocky to flat dirt. Loads of hickory nuts line the path. You could also come from the other end of the trail, which is over a mile away in the other direction. The climb up is steep but manageable (I'd recommend being more careful descending!) with metal steps. Considering she's still standing 90 years after her construction, I'd say the tower is stable. Hats off to the Civilian Conservation Corps for building this lasting landmark! The views from the top are great and worth the short walk and short climb. I met a local man at the top who shoots a lot of videos from up there. He did warn that sometimes there are black bears in the area; I never saw one my whole time, but just keep alert. It was a little cold on the mid-October day we were there and the top of the mountain did mean lots of cross wind, so dress appropriately. Unless you're weird about heights (apologies to my wife; thanks for walking out to it with us, Baby), this is a worthwhile visit. Definitely recommend!

What a pleasant surprise! We drove up the mountain on Christmas Eve and simply enjoyed the views…read more Our goal of finding the tower wasn't easy being that my bf hadn't been up there since he was a kid. Nevertheless we found it :-) I was a bit apprehensive of climbing it at first but took baby steps lol. What a beautiful scenery once you reach the top. Great experience!

Great Views. Short hike. This is on the AT. Go North from parking area on the trail. 1 mile to…read morefirst rock top view. Theres a sign at a small trail intersection. Go straight for the rock top view. Then back track to the sign and follow another mile to a cliff hang out. Amazing. So then my red flags started going off. I was the only car in the lot. Im hiking all alone......I started to frak myself out a little due to the trail after the views becoming thin and obviously less traveled. Big rocks fit for wild cats and lots of berry trees for bears.... even worse, I thought about bad humans...Sadly but smartly I turned around and hiked back to the car. Listen to your red flag feelings people. Instincts matter.

Pro: big parking lot, public bathroom, dog friendly, benches around walking trails, playground,…read morepanic area Con: only 2 trail, small park Was looking for a park to play/walk with my dog and a bunch of places was recommended on google. Decided to give this place a try since it was dog friendly. Upon arriving they have a big parking lot so no issue there. There is a small swing set on the left and a public bathroom on the right side. There is only two trails when starting. The left trails only went 0.3 mile before connecting to the main right trail that goes for 1.1 miles in a circle. Throughout the trail you will see sign posted about historical event that happened. Park bench scatter around the park. All in all, a peaceful place to walk around with a pet or by yourself.

This place changed owners a few years ago and has improved vastly. The fields have mostly been…read moreupdated and the staff is more engaged, among many other things. I've been going here for many years and it keeps getting better in my opinion. To be fair, paintball is an expensive sport to play. If it's your first time playing, watch a YouTube video or two about what to expect before going. I will always recommend upgrading your rental, or taking your own gear. You'll have a much better experience. Overall, the fields here are very fun, the staff are kind and patient, and the prices are very fair. I highly recommend Cousins!

Awesome place to play paintball and the staff are great!!! Staff members treat you like family. The…read morestaff are also putting in a lot of time in upgrading the fields!

Went here with the kids, park has swings, wooded playground area, rock climbing for the kids,…read moreplenty of area to run and enjoy. If in the area is a must for family with small children. Free and plenty of parking.

I have had the privilege of attending Camp Moss Hollow as a camper and a staff member during the…read moresummer and the winter and I have to say that it has changed my life. The people that I have met and the lessons that I have learned could never be replaced and I highly recommend this camp for any child that is looking for more then just a trip to the woods. Key Points: 1. The staff really cares about the campers and they do their best to provide a safe and welcoming environment. Of course you may have your not so great counselors but those are balance out with tons of good ones. 2. The food is off the hook and the salad bar along with the new AC units in the dinning hall have made the meals more tolerable on those very hot days. 3. The program is filled with creative activities that the campers really enjoy and each week it's something new. 4. The Pool! On those 100 degree days nothing beats it. Things to work on: 1. I wish that the camp could have more extreme adventure activities such as paintball, mt. biking and archery. I understand that liability is an issue but that would be a great addition to the program. 2. I wish the camp ran for 2 week sessions like it did when I was a camper. Five days is just not enough. All and all the kids seem to have a good time and for the cost... you can't beat it.

I have many fond memories of this place. I was a camper here two summers in a row as a teen and…read morewished I could have gone every summer after. Sadly, we moved away before my daughter was a teen so she missed this wonderful opportunity. God bless the people who made it possible for me to go. I know my mom couldn't afford to send me on the salary she made in those days. I want a place like this for grown ups. If anyone knows where it is, send me a message. :-D

This park is fantastic! Pro-tip for travelers with young kids -- this is an EASY stop off 81, close…read moreto a lot of food joints. You can pick up fast food, then go here to eat and let your kids run off pent up car energy! This park has so many perks - the play area for kids includes upgraded sensory equipment, including water play, swings, a chalkboard area, numerous slides, a huge climbing dome, and a pirate ship sort of thing. Nearby there are tennis courts and a community pool. Numerous benches and table seating for parents, some in the sun, some in the shade. And public bathrooms that were clean - unheard of for most parks. If we lived nearby, we'd be here every day I bet. Amazing city project!!