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Gauley River National Recreation Area
Permits
 

These Adobe Acrobat files explain the process now in place to request permits and Commercial Use Authorizations for activities and events within the park. It is recommended that you download and read the General Permit Information first.

General Permit Information (66 Kb Acrobat File)

Commercial Use Authorization Application (81 Kb Acrobat File)

Special Use Permit Application (94 Kb Acrobat File)

Filming Permit Application (123 Kb Acrobat File)

Monthly Reporting Form (27 Kb Acrobat File)

For more information on park permits, contact

Sherri Clendenin: 304-465-6517

Park Headquarters: 304-465-0508

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Rafters and rafts below Sweets Falls

Did You Know?
Whitewater rafting attracts over 60,000 adventurers to the Gauley River each year. The upper Gauley offers tremendous class III to V+ drops in steep, turbulent chutes such as Pillow Rock and Sweet's Falls, and rocky routes that demand constant maneuvering such as Lost Paddle and Shipwreck.

Last Updated: June 03, 2011 at 21:24 MST