Little Beaver State Park Nearby Attractions

Babcock State Park’s famous Glade Creek Grist Mill is just 21 miles southeast of Hawks Nest State Park on U.S. Route 60. It offers a lake for fishing and boating, hiking trails, and campgrounds and cabins.

Go back in time at the Beckley Exhibition Coal Mine! Visitors may tour an underground mine, coal camp and museum. The hands-on exhibitions and underground coal mining tour offer wonderful opportunities for visitors to learn, explore and interact with West Virginia’s history.

Bluestone State Park is best known for its variety of water-oriented activities on Bluestone Lake, West Virginia’s third largest body of water. One day out on this lake will have you returning for many more!

Located a few miles from Interstate 64 and 77, Glade Springs Resort offers a variety of recreational activities, like golfing, skiing, fly-fishing and horseback riding. It also has a full-service spa, state-of-the-art conference and meeting facilities and lodging accommodations all at your fingertips.

Located about 10 miles from Beckley and part of the New River Gorge National River, Grandview is a peaceful place to relax and unwind while enjoying outstanding views.

This 276-acre park with a lodge and restaurant is known for its scenic overlooks of the New River Gorge. Visitors can ride the aerial tramway to the bottom of the gorge and ride a jetboat to the base of the New River Gorge Bridge.

Visit Twin Falls Resort State Park, one of West Virginia’s 10 lodge parks! The park offers hiking and mountain biking trails, as well as golfing and tours of a pioneer farm.

Come to Tamarack for “The Best of West Virginia.” Located at Exit 45 near Beckley, this is a must-see stop for its uniquely West Virginian crafted art, gifts, food products and more.

Located in Ghent, on Raleigh County’s Flat Top Mountain, Winterplace is West Virginia’s southernmost ski resort. This popular winter attraction has 90 acres of slopes and is a short drive off Interstate 77.