Wow such a wonderful hike to breathtaking views! The trail is located in the New River Gorge State…read morePark. We parked at the fern parking lot taking a round trip 2.3 total hike. The ascent is gradual- easy to moderate hike. Bring good shoes and plenty of water.

Excellent Hike, this trail and the Long Point Trail were awesome. This is a trail that with a…read morepermit rock climbers use. There are a lot of drop offs, be careful with kids.

We planned to see as many waterfalls as we could in the Fayetteville area and Wolf Creek Falls is…read moreone of them. We accessed the falls via the Kaymoor trailhead. You just have to hike a short distance on the Kaymoor Trail from the trailhead. You will cross over a creek on a small bridge. It had been raining for a couple of days prior, so the waterfall was flowing really nicely. The unique thing about this waterfall is that a lot of the rocks had moss on them. It also continues to fall underneath the trail path. Definitely a nice waterfall to see, and a short hike from trailhead. The path is not paved though, so not stroller friendly. Get outside and enjoy friends!

An amazing set of Falls. See the Lower falls if you can…read more This is one of the best sights along the entire drive. There are 3 different sights to see at this stop. There are upper, middle and lower falls. Let's start at the beginning. There is a parking lot for about 30 cars directly off the road. There is a set of restrooms in the parking lot across from the trailhead. The trailhead has a solid pathway of switchbacks that leads to an observation point to the upper falls viewpoint. For people that want to shortcut the windy path, there is a straighter trail that goes directly down the hill to the first viewpoint. From there, there is a boardwalk with lots of steps that leads down the a bridge that crosses the river. Then more boardwalk and a steel set of stair to two platforms to view the middle falls. More boardwalk along the river and a large wooden stair platform leads to the lower falls. If you get a chance, you should see all three as each is unique and all are beautiful as much as the walk is enjoyable. Just remember, walking down is easy and you have to walk back up to return to the parking lot. Well worth the walk. Enjoy.

This was an unexpected find on my trip to WV. The trail was nice, if a little strenuous for this…read morefatman, and the water falls (plural) were lovely. It is a well developed trail with lots of stairs, including an actual stairwell to get you to the bottom of the falls. If you are mobile and in the area you should visit, just give yourself some time on the hike back if your a big person like myself.

We are visiting from out of town and this has been the highlight for my six year old. He has asked…read moreto come every day. There is a bunch of playground equipment and even a splash pad. The splash pad has a covered picnic area right by it, so parents don't have to sit in the hot sun! There is also free sunscreen. Definitely recommend this playground. We were truly pleasantly surprised!

I would recommend a visit if you're in the area with kids. There is a central playground, restrooms…read moreand picnic areas which are in good condition and well kept. We took Patterson Trail with my 4yo. I wish we had used the road as a cut-through to make it a smaller loop for her, so know that IS an option if you have toddlers to pack or young kids walking. Trail is well kept and good for kids. I would not recommend a stroller. The 3 overlooks on the Patterson Trail are all breathtaking. The history there is very cool as well. Beautiful area. Family and kid friendly.

horrible, they don't have the cabins ready for check in at 4:00 pm and by 8:00 was given another…read morecabin, next day was thrown out of the new cabin because the caretaker doesn't know what he's doing, then makes up a crazy story so they don't have to reimburse guests that they have cheated, I rented a cabin from Friday at 4:00 pm through Monday at 11:00, I was escorted off the premises Saturday at 8:30, so I was there a little more than 24 hours, we had 3 other cabins, one my daughters husband had to fix the toilet, another had wet sheets on the beds and mold everywhere. don't waste your money!!!

An amazing experience. You travel a little over 12 miles round trip through some beautiful scenery…read more The staff is great and very engaging. Being older, my wife and I were concerned if we could peddle 12 miles, but the electric motor really does all the work, you just need to maintain a steady peddle motion. We highly recommend this tour and experience. Thank you, Rail Explorers, for a wonderful time.

Fun and unique experience…read more We booked several months in advance. The place is in the middle of nowhere so be prepared and bring food and drinks. You end up in a large parking lot and there is a store you check in at. They have bathrooms and some gift shop items. Plus several places to take pictures while you are waiting. You are given a brief safety demonstration and then are assigned a cart. Even though you go out as a group you are spread out and it feels like a solo experience. We were surprised by how fast the carts get going. It is very much like a train with all the noises and vibrations. Some people bought cushions to sit on. You travel along a river so it was very scenic. With beautiful fall foliage views. After traveling about 6 miles you stop for a quick break while they turn the carts around. There is seating and a river to view and have a quick snack. Then you are back on the cart for your return trip. Staff was great!

Tony, Kayla, Deacon & I took a Sunday drive up river on this gorgeous day to check out some of the…read morewaterfalls. We stopped at Kanawha Falls. I remember when there was a really nice swimming Beach and camping available here! Things have really changed alot! Deacon enjoyed seeing the few ducks swimming by the reeds.

Great service for me as part time resident at my Gauley Bridge home…read more Like being able to turn on water when visiting my home there and able to turn off the supply when preparing to leave the home and returning to KY home.

I enjoyed the Cranberry Glades, but was told by someone else on the trail that it was the worst she…read morehad ever seen it. Seems like the time to come is in the Spring when the Cranberries are showing off their colors. Its an interesting area to visit if you are near by, but not essential. I will be back in the Spring to give it another chance though.

Great short walk on a boardwalk. The folage is the southern most area where Certain plants an a…read morecouple of bird species left over from the ice age tundra. This is a must stop place. There are two carnivorous plants too. The pitcher plant and the tiny sunder. You must get on your knees ro see the sunder. It is like a very tiny Venus fly trap but it has orange filiments on the sundew which snaps shut when gnats are lured by the sweet excretion and the orange hairs get tickled and snap shut. The pitcher plant is larger and is shaped like a vessel. There are tiny hair like filiments inside. The rain water collects i. The bottom . The bugs are lured by the scent. They travel down the vial like plant and the hair like filaments keep the fly from climbing out. Then the diameter is narrow so it can't fly out. It eventually ends up in the water where enzymes are secretes which will digest the bug!!! July the flowers are in bloom and dont forget to look for skunk cabbage. A leaf often ends up on the boardwalk and if you step on it, it does smell a little skunky.​ Don't forget it's not far to the Hills Creek Falls and beautiful Summit Lake and campground. I attached fall photos at Cranberry Glades.