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Bluestone National Scenic Riverview of Bluestone river
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Bluestone National Scenic River
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mother Mallard with ducklings

Mother Mallard with ducklings

Bluestone National Scenic River offers a wide variety of bird habitat along its 10.5 miles. Riparian areas, mixed hardwood forests, old fields, cliffs and the river provide food, water and shelter for an array of bird species.

 
Cardinal the West Virginia state bird
Cardinal, the West Virginia state bird
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Aerial tram system that takes visitors down nearly 1000 feet into the gorge, to Bluestone National Scenic River.  

Did You Know?
One of the best ways to access Bluestone National Scenic River is via an aerial tram at Pipestem Resort State Park. The ride takes you nearly 1000 feet into the gorge.

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Last Updated: December 08, 2006 at 14:53 EST