Name: New River Trail State Park
Address: 116 Orphanage Dr, Max Meadows, VA 24360, USA, US
Telephone: +1 276-699-6778

New River Trail State Park is a park, located at 116 Orphanage Dr, Max Meadows, VA 24360, USA. They can be contacted via phone at +1 276-699-6778, visit their website www.dcr.virginia.gov for more detailed information.

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116 Orphanage Dr, Max Meadows, VA 24360, USA

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Shari Putnam

17 December 2017

We had a wonderful hike through beautiful terrain. The bits of snow covered areas added to the charm!
Darin Gillenwater

26 October 2017

One of my favorite places in the world. The NRTSP is the perfect spot to spend the day or a week, if you want to. Baker's Island has 7 camp sites- 3-7 are small, with room for 1-2 tents each and 1 and 2 are large sites that accommodate numerous tents. All are relatively separate from each other save for 6 and 7 so if you rent 6 (the most convenient site to get to), I would just rent 7 too. The whole park, especially the island, is peaceful and the river below the falls can be waded most of the year when the river is at its normal level. Fishing in the falls, you can pull walleye and smallmouth bass as well as the occasional brim.
Linda Phillips

16 October 2017

The most absolute beautiful and serene views of the New River. We rode bikes to shot tower and then did the Claytor Lakes side (not all the way, no where near!) But it was wonderful. Will definitely do it again
Grant East

03 October 2017

Very good for biking and makes a great hiking place. Lots of places to get on and off the trail and beautiful scenery and gorgeous bridges. Perfect place for families and people of all ages
Charlie Chapman

31 August 2017

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This trail is beautiful. It was originally a railroad, they took up the rails & turned it into. A walking and bike trail. It runs along the new river witch runs south to north. There are some camp sites, parking lots & port-o- pots along the way.
Oscar Rueff

24 August 2017

Although we only made a short stop here we really liked the park. Everything was exceptionally clean and well maintained. There are restrooms, a nature center, a gift shop and amphitheatre. The park also has a horse livery, camping and boat ramps. There are several picnic tables - some are out in the open, some in shaded areas, and a couple alongside the New River. The views of the river are amazing. Didn't have a chance to do it this last time, but intend to return and do some kayaking. There is also access to the New River trail. The trail is open for biking, hiking, and horseback riding.
Nancy Joseph

12 June 2017

Started in Draper at the mercantile and bike shop and went little past Allisonia. Trail was in nice condition except for a few bumpy places. Lots of shade from trees helped us stay cool. Some trestle bridges need some planks replaced but otherwise were scenic.
Very pretty countryside. Look forward to checking out other stretches of the trail
Jessi Hurt

21 May 2017

Our go to place for some peaceful outdoor time. We enjoy playing in Peak Creek on the Pulaski stretch of the trail.
Lisa Spears

20 May 2017

Best trails around. So fun to walk with the kids. It's beautiful!!
KG P

18 April 2017

Beautiful outing. It is so peaceful. If one walks or rides quietly, there is a good chance to see deer or other animals.
Annie Nelosn

12 January 2017

We use this trail to bike during the week and the weekend. The weekdays are better since it is less used. The problems are the walkers who take up the entire trail or do not keep their dogs on a tight leash or the guys/gals on their 10 speed bicycle who travel at high speeds. Aside from the trouble spots, this trail is well marked and you can take side trails and go as long as you want. I typically do 25 to 35 miles. The further away you are from the busy parks, it becomes a lot less travelled.