Fantastic class III-IV river with a big water feel. Run the Lower New! In Fayetteville you can get some great beer, food and camping. No shortage of outdoor activities at the New River Gorge,
Great class III river with plenty of play spots and continuous rapids. A man made surf wave at the end. Check out the Stoney Creek Festival held in Greenhouse Park in Mid May.
Great class II-III whitewater river. Make sure to purchase your launch permit and shuttle token at the put-in near the falls. Shuttle is a great way to get back to town after your trip on the river.
Kayak the Lower Yough. Hike to Cucumber Falls. Eat at Falls City Pub and go view Fallingwater
Be sure to wear sturdy shoes, pack a lunch, and enjoy all that Ricketts Glen has to offer.
If you plan on camping on the weekend or holidays go to their web site and reserve your site early. It fills up fast
Bridge Day, 3rd Saturday in Oct! Also, stop at the Canyon Rim Visitors Center anytime - great views from the overlooks.
Get here early in the morning to get access to the best parking lots. Don't leave your car parked at the very bottom or you will get ticketed and possibly towed by the rangers.
Want weird geology? Try a 7-acre field of boulders that ring like bells. When you're done making tunes, go hammer fishing! All you need is a strong magnet on a string to collect the lost hammers.
Great place to spend a day 'on the beach' with the kids. Free (pay to park), no lifeguards but roped off where water gets deep. Lots of boats, camping and great scenery.
Great place to see the New River Gorge Bridge and learn about New River Gorge National River. Ask the helpful rangers for ideas of places to visit.
Swiming Beach, Boating, Hiking Trails, Dam, Pa State Park, No Campground.
Largest whitewater festival in the U.S. Held typically on the 3rd weekend in September. Great fun, food, beer and company. Great place to pick up some paddling gear cheap or win it in a raffle.
venue is tricky to get to. The add is 8844 Paint Mill Rd Slatington, PA 18080 but you need to continue on Paint Mill Road under bridge, then 200 yards to the parking lot on left.
Nice boardwalk and viewing area around the falls. Go in August and see kayakers run over the 18 foot waterfall in the Ohiopyle Falls Festival.
The NOC is home to the 2013 ICF Canoe Freestyle World Championships. It's also a popular spot for amateur whitewater rafters, canoeists and kayakers. Have you paddled it?
Check out the Beer and Gear Fest held in the summer for great deals on kayaking gear and microbrews
Ride a canoe, kayak, or War Canoe down the Susquehanna River! See the Statue of Liberty at the Dauphin Narrows, watch bald eagles soaring above, fish for small mouth bass, or just relax on the river! Leia mais.
