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Beautiful Bluestone
Bluestone National Scenic River is preserved as a living landscape that provides an unspoiled experience for visitors and a haven for a variety of plants and animals. The park protects a 10.5-mile section of the Bluestone River in Southern West Virginia.
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Fishing
The Bluestone River is a popular warm water fishery. Smallmouth bass, bluegill, and rock bass are some of the sport fish. more...
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Bluestone River Walk
From late spring through fall, Bluestone National Scenic River offers the Bluestone River Walk, a two-mile round trip hike along the river, led by a park ranger. Call (304) 466-0417 for details.
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America's Best Idea
A 6-part film on America’s National Parks from legendary documentary filmmaker Ken Burns begins airing September 27, 2009 on public television. More information on the series is available at the PBS website.
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Write to
P. O. Box 246
Glen Jean, WV 25846
E-mail Us
Phone
Park Headquarters (304) 465-0508
Sandstone Visitor Center (304) 466-0417
Fax
(304) 466-9194
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Climate
Weather in the Bluestone National Scenic River area varies seasonally, but the climate is generally mild. Winter can bring significant snowfall, but it is usually short-lived. Summers can be warm and humid. The weather in the spring and fall is generally pleasant, with mild temperatures.
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Did You Know?
Lilly, a small community on the Bluestone River, was removed due to construction of the Bluestone Dam in 1949. Remains from 149 graves were exhumed and relocated. Remnants of the foundations of a church, school, and homes can be seen at the former townsite.
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Last Updated: September 21, 2009 at 08:38 EST |