Cathedral State Park Activities
Explore a one-of-a-kind landscape at Cathedral State Park. Enjoy stunning views on a hiking adventure and be ready for endless photography opportunities.
Camping
Cathedral is a day-use park, but you’re never far from a campground in West Virginia. Try these nearby state parks: Canaan Valley Resort State Park and Blackwater Falls State Park.
Geocaching
Are you ready for a technological scavenger hunt? Grab your smartphone and any device with GPS capabilities and head out to find some buried treasure. Be sure to bring an item or two yourself if you take something.
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Hiking
Ready for a hike? The peaceful shade under Cathedral State Park’s dense leafy canopies, accentuated with rhododendrons, birdsong and a mountain stream, creates a serene atmosphere visitors are sure to enjoy. Hikers can amble along the park’s three miles of trails and see an abundance of plant and tree species as well as wildlife creatures.
Museums and Historical Sites
Valley Falls State Park is rich in both flowing water and history. The nearby Prickett’s Fort State Park is a living history museum. Costumed interpreters, trade workshops, and tours bring the 18th century to life.
Picnicking
Grab your picnic blanket and basket! Picnickers can enjoy outdoor dining in the park’s picnic area, which has two shelters, a playground area and restrooms. Shelters are available for advance reservation. Note: Restrooms are winterized beginning October 1 and close for the season.
