Cheap Things To Do in Beckwith, West Virginia

Area�s first & foremost rock climbing school for over 19 years. Rock climbing & rappelling instruction dail... More on VisitWV.com

Phenomenal experience!!!! More on Yahoo! Travel

The New River Gorge is an east coast destination for outdoors adventurers. The New and Gauley Rivers offer world class whitewater rafting and the area also boasts thousands ... More on GeckoGo

Take a scenic tram ride from Hawks Nest State Park to the bottom of the New River Gorge where you will board a 21-foot jetboat that will take ... More on VisitWV.com

Flowing north from North Carolina, one of the world's oldest rivers has carved a spectacular gorge through ... More on LLBean.com

There is ample, low- cost lodging available, although probably not during the busiest season. More on Epinions.com

We offer the only lodge perched on the New River Canyon, 31 lodge rooms, full-service restaurant, gift shop... More on VisitWV.com

At first glance, Hawks Nest does not appear to be anything special-there is a decent playground and a goo... More on Epinions.com

Inscription. After the Civil War, George W. Imboden lived here with his wife, Mary Tyree, the daughter of William Tyree of Tyree Tavern. When the war began, Imboden enlisted in the Staunton Artillery in Augusta County, Virginia, where ... More on HMDB

Inscription. In Westlake Cemetery is the grave of the mother of General Thomas J. "Stonewall" Jackson. The monument at the grave was placed by Captain Thomas Ranson, who had fought in Jackson's old brigade in the War between the States. ... More on HMDB

A place for your family vacation in West Virginia. Rafting for kids as young as 6, rock climbing, horseback riding and fishing for children as young as 8, and biking for those 10 and ... More on familydaysoutusa

'New River Gorge Bridge' is a steel-arch bridge, near Fayetteville, West Virginia, United States. With a length of , it was for many years the longest in the world of that type. It is now the third... More on Wikipedia

Inscription. Sandstone formation at 2510 feet is landmark known for view of Sewell Mt. range to SE. Known as "Rock of Eyes" by Native Americans and dubbed "Spy Rock" by Civil War soldiers. Sept. 1861, Gen. J. D. Cox and 5,000 Union ... More on HMDB

Inscription. When the war began, most residents of this part of present-day West Virginia were Confederate in their sympathies. Both Confederate and Union forces considered the wooden covered bridge here strategically important because ... More on HMDB

Inscription. Here New and Gauley rivers unite to form Great Kanawha River. Piers still stand of old bridge destroyed by the Confederate troops in 1861. Here Thomas Dunn English, author of the ballad, "Ben Bolt, " wrote "Gauley River". ... More on HMDB