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Fries Junction Bridge is the longest and highest bridge along New River Trail State Park. This bridge has you crossing the New River from over a thousand feet above.

The Ivanhoe Access Point offers public restrooms, potable water, and a covered picnic shelter.

This blasted-stone tunnel is one of two tunnels along the New River Trail. These tunnels make evident the history of this area- the trail was constructed on an abandoned railway right-of-way.

Within Shot Tower State Park, along New River Trail, you can climb to the top of the historic, 75-foot-tall Jackson Ferry Shot Tower. This structure was originally built over 200 years ago to produce munitions for the area's early settlers. Visitors can take a ranger-led or self-guided tour through the area for free.

This is one of two tunnels along the New River Trail. These tunnels make evident the history of this area- the trail was constructed on an abandoned railway right-of-way.

This small waterfall is located at mile marker 47 along the New River Trail as it runs alongside Chestnut Creek.

Foster Falls Historic District is an area along the New River Trail with public restrooms, a convenience/ camp store, a primitive campground, and an inn. The area gets its name from the cascades that can be seen along this section of the New River.

This primitive campground, located at the P-40 mile marker of the Fries branch of the New River Trail, offers two sites on a first-come-first-served basis. The campground operates on an honor system and there's a self-pay station for campers to pay the $15/night fee. The campground does not offer any water sources but it does have non-flushing toilets available. Pets and campfires are allowed at this campground. If you're unable to snag one of the two sites, the nearest accommodations for the night could be found in the town of Fries, about five miles to the south along the New River Trail.