Bluestone State Park Nearby Attractions

Set on 17,632 acres adjacent to Bluestone Lake, Bluestone WMA is a popular fishing spot, with access to boating and fishing on the lake as well as stocked trout fishing in Indian Creek. Hunting is permitted here. The area has numerous hiking and equestrian trails, and more than 200 primitive campsites and picnic areas.

Part of the New River Gorge National River, Grandview is known for its scenic overlooks and hiking trails. It is also home to the Theatre West Virginia outdoor drama if you’re interested in catching a show!

 

When visiting this area check out the New River Gorge National Park and Preserve and Sandstone Falls. Established in 1978, New River Gorge National River was redesignated as New River Gorge National Park and Preserve in 2021.

The museum showcases artifacts and photos from the C&O steam engine era and a John Henry wood carving exhibit. Children will especially enjoy the model railroad.

Scenic mountains and breathtaking gorge views await at the nation’s newest national park. The New River Gorge National Park & Preserve is steeped in rich history and outdoor recreation—making it the heavenly escape you’ve been searching for. Enjoy 70,000 acres of West Virginia’s most beautiful landscape.

“The Year-Round Crown Jewel of West Virginia State Parks,” Pipestem is known for its scenic overlooks and an aerial tram ride into the Bluestone Gorge. Park amenities include an 18-hole, par 72 championship golf course with several restaurants and snack bars.

This Hinton facility devoted to wild bird conservation hosts educational programs and photography seminars. It is open for public tours on select days or for special events.