A rugged, whitewater river flowing northward through deep canyons, the New River is among the oldest rivers on the continent. The park encompasses over 70,000 acres of land along the New River, is rich in cultural and natural history, and offers an abundance of scenic and recreational opportunities.
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A River Runs Through It
Plan Your Visit
Before you visit the park, visit our website to learn more about all you can do at New River Gorge National River.
Celebrate the NPS Centennial
See what New River Gorge is doing to celebrate the National Park Service Centennial.
100 Mile Challenge
Are you ready to hike 100 miles in 2016? Celebrate the NPS Centennial with our 100 Mile Challenge!
Guided Activities
Find out what interpretive programs are going on in the park.
Camp Brookside
Find out what is going on at the Camp Brookside Environmental Education Center.
Rangers in Training
If you are a student age 14-17, you can be a part of this exciting, free summer adventure program.
Hidden History Weekend
Celebrate the wonders of Appalachian heritage, the rich sites and stories of our area's diverse history!
Volunteer In Parks
We are looking for volunteers for positions in 2016. Learn about ways you can help support your park.
Photos and Multimedia
Check out photo galleries, videos, social media, audio tours, and our webcam.
Education
Plan a field trip to New River Gorge, or learn about our curriculum programs and teachers resources.
Be a Junior Ranger!
Become a New River Gorge Junior Ranger! Find out how you can earn your Junior Ranger badge and patch.
Climate Change
Learn about the effects of climate change at New River Gorge National River.