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Explore the oldest river on the continent and its rich cultural and natural history at New River Gorge National Park and Preserve. Find out how to plan your visit, join guided activities, become a Junior Ranger, and more.
Find out how to enjoy the park's recreational activities, visitor centers, directions, permits, fees, and more. Whether you have half a day or more, there are plenty of things to do at New River Gorge National Park and Preserve.
Explore the natural and cultural wonders of New River Gorge National Park and Preserve, a popular destination for outdoor activities, scenic drives, and historic sites. Find out how to camp, raft, bike, climb, fish, hunt, and more in the park.
Enjoy the natural beauty and outdoor activities of New River Gorge by camping at one of the 8 primitive campgrounds in the park or nearby Gauley River National Recreation Area. Learn about the camping regulations, facilities, and tips for a safe and enjoyable camping experience.
Learn about the park's location, hours, fees, visitor centers, and activities. Explore 53 miles of the New River and over 70,000 acres of the gorge that it created.
There is NO FEE to enter New River Gorge National Park and Preserve. Enjoy your visit! Since this is a free park, park passes, senior passes, and access passes are not available for purchase here.
New River Gorge National Park and Preserve employs a variety of professional, administrative, technical, clerical, and trade employees. The park workforce consists of about 60 permanent and 35 seasonal employees.
The “New River Gorge National Park and Preserve Designation Act” (HR4610) did not change trapping for the “National Park” or the “National Preserve” portion of NERI. The Act (HR4610) reiterates the fact that this prohibition does not apply on privately owned lands.
Find out how to access the park from I-64 and other routes, and get GPS coordinates and physical addresses of visitor centers and campgrounds. The New River Gorge Bridge spans the gorge 876 feet over the river.
Explore eight waterfalls in the New River Gorge National Park and Preserve, from roadside views to hiking trails. Learn about the features, directions, and tips for each waterfall on the tour.