Category Archives: Tips
No matter where you like to go white water rafting — West Virginia, Colorado or Africa — some things are universal. Like Justin Bieber. And common sense rafting safety guidelines. Check it out. Continue reading →
In case you were on the fence for your next vacation, here is the lowdown on some ideas you’d be better off avoiding. And we offer up New River Rafting as a sensible alternative. 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 →
Bottom line: Comfort breeds fun, so gear yourself up right for your West Virginia rafting trip, or wherever you may be, and you’ll be smiling all the way down the river. Continue reading →
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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 →
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You can be assured we will be doing everything we can to fulfill our resolutions and if you’d like to jump on the bandwagon, well, there’s plenty of room. Continue reading →
When you break it down, a day of flying along a zip line, suspended above good old West Virginia mountains, makes it almost impossible not to have a great time.
But guess what? It can be even better. Read on to learn these five simple tips to help you get the most from your zip line tour. Continue reading →
Everyone’s always talking about what to bring on your Gauley rafting trip, what to wear, what to eat, how to behave and so on. What about what not to bring? Continue reading →
