Tag Archives: People
Well, it’s been an amazing 2010 here in the New River Gorge. Great weather. Lots of water. Big improvements. And you, of course. Which was cool.
The Gauley River and the New River National Parks have about 80,000 acres or so of heart-pounding, breath-taking, fear-inducing wilderness between them.
What would a U.S. Soldier have to say about that? Great place for a race. Continue reading →
If you ever get the itch to find out if you can cut it out on the river, we train new ACE guides every spring. It’s not easy, but it is rewarding, in ways that you probably don’t expect. Continue reading →
The best part of the Gauley River isn’t the weather, the scenery or the rapids. It’s the people. Continue reading →
ACE is proud to give a couple of adventures-for-two to the 5,000th fan and four other randomly chosen fans to celebrate this momentous occasion in social media history. Continue reading →
Gauley River Season is officially underway and it’s hard to think of a better way to get it rolling for ACE fans and friends than the Great Gauley Blog Off. We asked you to give us your best shot and post your own blog entries. The categories: Rafting with famous people, favorite Gauley Guide, or Gauley-flavored poetry. And you? You answered. Continue reading →
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These are the top 5 questions we get asked here at the ACE reservations office about rafting on the Gauley River. Continue reading →
Just a few short weekends ago was the wedding of Katie Howard and Phil Dudley, two ACE guides. Another guide, Kelly Huff, served as a deaf interpreter for Katie’s Aunt Marcia. In her own words, Kelly explains how she got into this field. 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 →
ACE’s video staff is composed of a diverse bunch of boaters who risk life and limb to capture your vacation antics. Continue reading →
