Photo by Kent Mason.
Beartown State Park Boardwalk
This 110-acre park is known for its rock formations, massive
boulders, overhanging cliffs, deep crevices and the half-mile
boardwalk that showcases the best sights.
Photo by West Virginia Tourism Office.
Pinnacle Rock
Carved by nature and reaching 3,100 feet, this
rock formation is perfect for leisurely hikers, and its
scenic overlooks will not disappoint.
Photo by West Virginia Tourism Office.
Jefferson Rock
Located along the Appalachian Trail, Jefferson Rock offers
memorable views of Harpers Ferry, the Potomac and
Shenandoah rivers and the surrounding mountains.
Photo by Kent Mason.
Photo by Kent Mason.
Pike Knob Preserve Lindy Point
Lying among the protected peaks of North Fork Mountain, this
1,600-acre preserve offers impressive views of West Virginia’s
mountain landscapes. The most popular overlook in Blackwater Falls State
Park, this easily accessible rock outcrop looks
down on Blackwater Canyon 3,000 feet below.
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