Category Archives: Our Area

With our first rafting trip of the season only 5 days away, Old Man Winter has one more parting shot and some knock out scenery. Continue reading

Not going to the 2013 Jamboree?

No worries.

The area around the New River Gorge is so huge and so awesome, there’s plenty of fun to go around. Just about anything you might experience at the Summit can be done in other places as well. Continue reading

Because of the national Boy Scout Jamboree, there are three key aspects of your vacation you’ll want to consider when planning a visit to West Virginia in 2013: Lodging, Activities and Dining. Today’s post focuses on lodging. Continue reading

The New River Gorge is just as fun in the winter as it is in the summer. What? You think we’re pulling your leg? Well, gather round the crackling fire on this cold January day and listen close, my friends, for here are just five things you can do that are awesome: Continue reading

Those of you who’ve rafted beneath the bridge know how spectacular the view can be from other vantage points. Here’s the insider information on the best ways to the see the New River Gorge Bridge. Continue reading

Flying through the trees isn’t just for Tarzan anymore. And you don’t have to travel to the jungle to do it. All it takes is a trip to southern West Virginia, where we have perfected the art of traveling from tree to tree with zip line tours. And we’re willing to bet that you’ll move faster than Tarzan ever did. Continue reading

When was the last time you spent a day with strangers only to become friends by day’s end? That’s what ACE adventures do – they make better friends out of best friends and friends out of strangers. Continue reading

ACE had its first commercial trip of the season two weeks back and the weather, to say the least, was challenging. Continue reading

Follow the adventures of Waldo the Wonder Mule as spring breaks in the New River Gorge and the trails open up for riding. Continue reading

A few of us here at ACE Adventure Resort were approached by The Women’s Resource Center in West Virginia to participate in a charity event. Sorry … “Chair-ity” event. The premise was this: Buy an Adirondack chair, decorate it, put it up for auction and donate all of the proceeds to the Center. Get it? Chair-ity. Continue reading